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Oil-water phase separation

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Tim
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A 2D model of how oil and water molecules repel each other with different strengths, making them self-assemble into groups. Based on the PhD thesis of Naoaki Ono. The mouse controls a water molecule so you can push the oil blobs around. If you want to play it as a game, try this: Task 1: push all the blobs together into one big blob. Task 2: split the big blob into little blobs. You get more points for the more separate blobs you make. (Note: there aren't any points, you will have to make up your own scoring system.)
Move the mouse to push the oil blobs around
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