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Decoupling support-dependent transport profiles from molecular water motion
Pressure and concentration profiles from non-equilibrium molecular dynamics (NEMD) simulations are often used to infer water transport mechanisms in dense and swollen polymer membranes. However, the mechanical restraints needed to stabilize simulated membranes can alter these profiles and their inte
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