Stephen Garofalini

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Ceramics Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Brunswick, NJ, United States 
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Lentz J, Garofalini SH. (2020) Formation and migration of HO and OH ions at the water/silica and water/vapor interfaces under the influence of a static electric field: a molecular dynamics study. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : Pccp. 22: 22537-22548
Lentz J, Garofalini SH. (2019) Role of the hydrogen bond lifetimes and rotations at the water/amorphous silica interface on proton transport. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : Pccp
Lockwood GK, Garofalini SH. (2014) Proton dynamics at the water-silica interface via dissociative molecular dynamics Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 118: 29750-29759
Jiang Y, Ma Y, Garofalini SH. (2014) Role of oxygen on the interfacial adsorption sites of Lu and la in β-Si3N4 Acta Materialia. 66: 284-292
Jiang Y, Garofalini SH. (2010) Molecular dynamics simulations of the locations of la ions in La-Si-O-N intergranular films in silicon nitride Journal of the American Ceramic Society. 93: 3886-3892
Jiang Y, Garofalini SH. (2010) Molecular dynamics simulations of La2O3-doped silicate intergranular films in Si3N4 Journal of Materials Chemistry. 20: 10359-10365
Mahadevan T, Garofalini S. (2009) Erratum: Dissociative chemisorption of water onto silica surfaces and. formation of hydronium ions (The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2008) 112 (1507-1515)) Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 113
Ma Y, Garofalini SH. (2008) Molecular dynamics simulations of beta-SiC using both fixed charge and variable charge models Journal of Chemical Physics. 128
Mahadevan TS, Garofalini SH. (2008) Dissociative chemisorption of water onto silica surfaces and formation of hydronium ions Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 112: 1507-1515
Ma Y, Garofalini SH. (2006) Lattice dynamics and molecular-dynamics study of quartz using a many-body variable potential Physical Review B - Condensed Matter and Materials Physics. 73
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