Cu as a one-electron atom: Molecular structure and dissociation energy of CuOH
β Scribed by F. Illas; J. Rubio; J.C. Barthelat
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1985
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 432 KB
- Volume
- 119
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
The mol~lar sn-ucture and dissociauon energy of CuOH have b-n invcsligated using non-rmpirical pseudopotentials. Two kinds of pseudopotential have bran used. either rncluding or no1 rhe 3d '" clec~rons of lhc Cu atom in Ihe atomic core. Al Ihe SCF level and deeding cxplici~ly with Ihe 11 valence slcc~rons of Cu. only about 60% of Ihe expenmenral dissociallon energy is recovered. wh&z g& agreement is found a~ the CI level. A difference of about 20 kcal/mol_is found between the dissociation energies al the SCF level using Lhe two kinds or pseudopotential. This difference is maintained al the Cl level. Inlroduclion of core-valence polarization and correlahon erfecls overcomes the deficiency observed when only one electron 1s considered on the Cu atom.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
The lowest energy equilibrium structures for Lennard -Jones alloy clusters are obtained by means of simulated annealing techniques within the Langevin molecular dynamics formalism. By adjusting the sizes of and the interaction between like and unlike species in the potential energy functional form,