I am preparing to do a MD-simulation of a system which consists of two phases. The gaseous phase consists of $H_{2}$, $Ar$, $He$, $N_{2}$, $CH_{4}$ and $CO_{2}$. In this system, $p=0.355 ~bar$ and $T\approx 350 K$.In direct contact with this phase is an aqueous phase, consisting of the same components and water.I've spent some time looking in to suitable forcefields for this system, but to avoid making amateurish mistakes, I decided to ask this community for advice. Are you aware of any forcefield which would be suitable for this kind of simulation? I'm currently looking into Dreiding FF, and considering ReaxFF (although this is not the first choice, since it needs ab initio calculations to support it, and I don't really need data about reactions).I'm using DL_POLY Classic, which has no forcefield of its own.
Forcefield for studying a two phase system, consisting of noble gases and gaseous organic components
molecular dynamics;computational chemistry