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Abstract
A comment on the recently published article "The shape of water - how cluster formation explains the hydrophobic effect" regarding the possibility to simulate the hydrophobic effect with other available software tools.
Comment on: The shape of water - how cluster formation explains the hydrophobic effect
24 May 2024, Version 1
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Author’s competing interest statement
Martin Richter is working at Dassault Systemes, that distributes the BIOVIA COSMOtherm software.
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