ArticleCurrent opinion in colloid & interface science2019
Colloidal systems with a short-range attraction and long-range repulsion: Phase diagrams, structures, and dynamics.
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Abstract
Colloidal systems with both a short-range attraction and long-range repulsion (SALR) have rich phases compared with the traditional hard sphere systems or sticky hard sphere systems. The competition between the short-range attraction and long-range repulsion results in the frustrated phase separation, which leads to the formation of intermediate range order (IRO) structures and introduces new phases to both equilibrium and nonequilibrium phase diagrams, such as clustered fluid, cluster percolated fluid, Wigner glass, and cluster glass. One hallmark feature of many SALR systems is the appearance of the IRO peak in the interparticle structure factor, which is associated with different types of IRO structures. The relationship between the IRO peak and the clustered fluid state has been careful investigated. Not surprisingly, the morphology of clusters in solutions can be affected and controlled by the SALR potential. And the effect of the SALR potential on the dynamic properties is also reviewed here. Even though much progress has been made in understanding SALR systems, many future works are still needed to have quantitative comparisons between experiments and simulations/theories and understand the differences from different experimental systems. Owing to the large parameter space available for SALR systems, many exciting features of SALR systems are not fully explored yet. Because proteins in low-salinity solutions have SALR interactions, the understanding of SALR systems can greatly help understand protein behavior in concentrated solutions or crowded conditions.
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