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Water plays a fundamental role not only in chemistry, but also in biology, geology, and the environment. Dr. Smith's research program involves investigations of the molecular behavior of aqueous systems through the use of computer simulations. Specific research projects include the development and testing of simulation models for water and aqueous solutions, and the application of these models to study ionic solutions and ion binding to hydrated clays.

Details of the hydrated clay research may be found here:

http://www.doe.gov/em52/54823.html


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		DAVID E. SMITH, Ph.D. Colorado College, CO BA 1984 University of California, Berkeley, CA Ph.D. 1989 Molecular Science Research Center, Battelle, PNL, Richland, WA PostDoc 1992-1994 University of Sydney, Australia PostDoc 1991-1992 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT PostDoc 1989-1991 davsmith@nmsu.edu (505)-646-5210
Water plays a fundamental role not only in chemistry, but also in biology, geology, and the environment. Dr. Smith's research program involves investigations of the molecular behavior of aqueous systems through the use of computer simulations. Specific research projects include the development and testing of simulation models for water and aqueous solutions, and the application of these models to study ionic solutions and ion binding to hydrated clays. Details of the hydrated clay research may be found here: http://www.doe.gov/em52/54823.html
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