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Density Functional Theory Study For Tungsten Clusters And Its Adsorption Of H2

Posted on:2017-08-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X Y ZhengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2311330503468014Subject:Materials Physics and Chemistry
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The structures of WnH2?n=1-6? clusters,WnH2?n=7-12? clusters and Wn0,±?n=7-12? clusters are computed using Density Functional Theory?DFT? in the Gaussian and Dmol3 package. Search the lowest energy structure as the ground-state structures, and based on them some relative physicochemical properties was calculated. Results are as follows:?1? H2 molecules adsorbed on the Wn clusters are systematically investigated by using density functional theory at the B3LYP/LANL2DZ level.The result indicates that The chemisorption of H atoms on Wn clusters belongs to dissociative adsorption, and the lowest energy structures of WnH2 are generated with H atoms being adsorbed on the lowest energy structure of Wn clusters, and the lowest energy structures of Wn clusters are not changed by adsorbing H atoms. From the analysis of infrared spectroscopy, we found that the highest peaks of WnH2?n=1-6? clusters have relatively high vibration intensity which are mostly concentrate upon 350cm-1 and 200 cm-1.?2?The structure and magnetic properties of WnH2?n=7-12? clusters have been systematically investigated using density functional theory?DFT? within the generalized gradient approximation?GGA?. The result indicates that the ground state structures of WnH2 clusters are generated when H2 dissociative adsorbed on the atop site of Wn clusters. W8H2 and W10H2 clusters are found to be more stable than other clusters. The adsorption abilities of Wn clusters are related to W-H bond length,adsorption energy and the charge transfer between H and W clusters as well as the electronic density of state. From the analysis of infrared spectroscopy, we found that the highest peaks of WnH2?n=7-12? clusters have relatively high vibration intensity which are mostly concentrate upon500cm-1 and 1800 cm-1.?3? The structure and magnetic properties of Wn±?n=7-12? clusters have been systematically investigated using density functional theory?DFT? within the generalized gradient approximation?GGA?. The result indicates that the ground state structures of Wn±?n=7-12? clusters are similar with the ground state structures of Wn?n=7-12? clusters. The stability analysis shows that anion clusters are more stable than neutral clusters, and cation clusters have lowest stability. W8 cluster is magic cluster. The magnetic properties analysis shows that there are many unpaired electrons around the atoms of W10 and W11 clusters. From the analysis of infrared spectroscopy, we found that W10 and W11 clusters have different infrared spectroscopy and vibrational mode.
Keywords/Search Tags:Wn cluster, WnH2 adsorption system, stability, electronic properties, DFT
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