Short range order of CCl4: RMC and MD Methods

The main objective of this paper is to present a method to fully determine the six degrees of freedom regarding position and orientation of a neighboring molecule around a central one, i.e. the g(rCM,ω) distribution function. This is accomplished by completely determining the short range structure of liquid carbon tetrachloride, while employing results from two different methods, Molecular Dynamics (MD) [1] and Reverse Monte Carlo (RMC) [2]. Exclusively, the structural ordering of the first four molecules will be detailed.