The grand canonical ensemble Monte Carlo method is used to calculate the distribution of liquid molecules and the solvation force between two parallel solid surfaces separated by a simple liquid. Neither this distribution nor the solvation force are very sensitive to changes in the chemical potential (i.e., bulk density) of the interstitial liquid.
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Megen et al. (1981) studied this question.
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