Abstract
Monte Carlo simulations of CH 3CN and CO 2 fluid phases exhibit anisotropy in the spatial distribution functions (SDFs) that is readily interpreted by mere inspection of 2D topographical plots of the SDFs: The local structure in condensed CH 3CN and CO 2 is dominated by dimer-like arrangements. The fact that this local structure derives from (directional) electrostatic interactions is obvious from comparisons of SDF topographies obtained from simulations with and without the partial changes associated with CH 3CN and CO 2.
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