The NVT ensemble Monte Carlo method is used for the simulation of aqueous solutions of benzene in supercritical conditions for obtaining microscopic structures and the radial distribution functions(RDFs). The simple point charge(SPC) model and the LJ model with the optimized parameters by liquid simulations (OPLS) are adopted for the description of interactions between water and benzene molecules
respectively
in which the long range correction of Ewald is considered. RDFs for 10 cases are obtained to explain the behavior of benzene molecules changing from hydrophobic to hydrophilic
that takes place in the supercritical conditions. The effects of the variables
including temperature
concentration and density
on the microstructures of the aqueous sol-utionsare investigated. As a result
an appropriate condition for benzene molecules dissolving homogeneously in supercritical water is recommended.