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Hydrodynamic approximation for distinct diffusion coefficients

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The distinct diffusion coefficient is a measure of the coupling of the diffusive motions of two particles. It is given as the integral over a velocity cross correlation rather than the velocity self correlation that determines the self-diffusion coefficient. A hydrodynamic approximation for the distinct diffusion coefficient is proposed and then tested by comparison with data for a wide range of non-ionic binary mixtures. The hydrodynamic approximation gives negative distinct diffusion coefficients and is in qualitative agreement with most of the data. In many cases, deviations from the model results can be explained in terms of interactions which are not accurately treated by the model.

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Friedman, H.L., Mills, R. Hydrodynamic approximation for distinct diffusion coefficients. J Solution Chem 15, 69–80 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00646311

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