I am trying to set-up a system for MD simulation, where I have the protein, water, ions and benzene. I would like to ensure a concnetration of 0.1M of benzene, but I am not sure which is the best way to proceed. Is this the correct way to ensure that concentration? Herewith the input file that im using:
tolerance 2.0
filetype pdb
output solvated.pdb
structure conformation.pdb
number 1
center
fixed 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
end structure
structure WATER.pdb
number 20920
inside box -43.3475 -44.8825 -42.614 43.3475 44.8825 42.614
end structure
structure SODIUM.pdb
number 60
inside box -43.3475 -44.8825 -42.614 43.3475 44.8825 42.614
end structure
structure CHLORIDE.pdb
number 54
inside box -43.3475 -44.8825 -42.614 43.3475 44.8825 42.614
end structure
structure benzene.pdb
number 2092
inside box -43.3475 -44.8825 -42.614 43.3475 44.8825 42.614
end structure
Your input file seems fine, but probably the concentration is wrong as 0.01M seems "Mol per liter", and you have put 0.01 fraction of benzene molecules relative to water molecules, which is not the same.
Hi,
I am trying to set-up a system for MD simulation, where I have the protein, water, ions and benzene. I would like to ensure a concnetration of 0.1M of benzene, but I am not sure which is the best way to proceed. Is this the correct way to ensure that concentration? Herewith the input file that im using: