To David,<br><br>The other liquids have dielectric constant 10-20. Because they are not quite different, similar data are expected , the same order of magnitude at least. <br><br>To Axel,<br><br>In P. 18/19/21 of your .ppt file, epsilon(0) is used. Is it the same as the relative permittivity? To my knowledge relative permittivity is generally represent as epsilon(r)? And did you do these MD simulaions in Gromacs, or run the MD in gromacs, then write a program to calculate the dielectric constant by yourself?
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