Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory

The reference interaction site model – self-consistent field (RISM-SCF) theory was applied to a series of polyatomic molecules in aqueous solution, including CH₄, NH₃, H₂O and HF. The bond order index, which characterizes the chemical bond, and its change by the solvation were studied by compariso...

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Hauptverfasser: Sato, H., Yokogawa, D., Sakaki, S.
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Veröffentlicht: Інститут фізики конденсованих систем НАН України 2007
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Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory / H. Sato, D. Yokogawa, S. Sakaki // Condensed Matter Physics. — 2007. — Т. 10, № 3(51). — С. 373-380. — Бібліогр.: 14 назв. — англ.
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PACS: 31.10.+z, 31.15.Ar, 31.15.Ne, 31.70.Dk, 33.15.Fm, 71.15.-m
DOI:10.5488/CMP.10.3.373
https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/118701
The reference interaction site model – self-consistent field (RISM-SCF) theory was applied to a series of polyatomic molecules in aqueous solution, including CH₄, NH₃, H₂O and HF. The bond order index, which characterizes the chemical bond, and its change by the solvation were studied by comparison with a dielectric continuum model. The change in the electronic structure was also associated with the solvation free energy. We find that the bond order indexes are not sensitive to the solvation effect even if the charge assigned to the atom is considerably changed. The distortion in the electronic energy is in proportion to the change in the solvation energy, showing that the linear response regime is a good expression of the solvation process examined here, in spite of solving the non-linear RISM-SCF equation.
Теорiя базисної моделi взаємодiючих силових центрiв-самоузгоджене поле (RISM-SCF) застосована до серiї багатоатомних молекул у водному розчинi, включаючи CH₄, NH₃, H₂O i HF. Iндекс послiдовностi зв’язку, що характеризує хiмiчний зв’язок, та його змiна внаслiдок сольватацiї порiвнюються з результатами, отриманими в рамках моделi дiелектричного контiнiуму. Змiни в електроннiй структурi також обумовленi вiльною енергiєю сольватацiї. Показано, що iндекси послiдовностi зв’язку не є чутливими до сольватацiйного ефекту, навiть якщо приписуваний атому заряд суттєво змiнюється. Змiна електронної енергiї є пропорцiйна змiнi сольватацiйної енергiї та показує, що режим лiнiйного вiдгуку є добрим вираженням дослiджуваних сольватацiйних процесiв, незважаючи на нелiнiйний характер RISM-SCF рiвняння.
We acknowledge financial support by the Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research on Priority Areas “Water and biomoleculesh (430–18031019), and by the Grant-in Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (17750012), both from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technol- ogy (MEXT) Japan. HS also thanks Prof. Fumio Hirata for his continuous invaluable discussions.
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Інститут фізики конденсованих систем НАН України
Condensed Matter Physics
Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
Багатоатомнi молекули в конденсованiй фазi: дослiдження теорiєю RISM-SCF iндекса послiдовностi зв’язку та енергiї сольватацiї
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title Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
spellingShingle Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
Sato, H.
Yokogawa, D.
Sakaki, S.
title_short Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
title_full Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
title_fullStr Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
title_full_unstemmed Polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by RISM-SCF theory
title_sort polyatomic molecules in condensed phase: bond order index and solvation energy studied by rism-scf theory
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Yokogawa, D.
Sakaki, S.
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title_alt Багатоатомнi молекули в конденсованiй фазi: дослiдження теорiєю RISM-SCF iндекса послiдовностi зв’язку та енергiї сольватацiї
description The reference interaction site model – self-consistent field (RISM-SCF) theory was applied to a series of polyatomic molecules in aqueous solution, including CH₄, NH₃, H₂O and HF. The bond order index, which characterizes the chemical bond, and its change by the solvation were studied by comparison with a dielectric continuum model. The change in the electronic structure was also associated with the solvation free energy. We find that the bond order indexes are not sensitive to the solvation effect even if the charge assigned to the atom is considerably changed. The distortion in the electronic energy is in proportion to the change in the solvation energy, showing that the linear response regime is a good expression of the solvation process examined here, in spite of solving the non-linear RISM-SCF equation. Теорiя базисної моделi взаємодiючих силових центрiв-самоузгоджене поле (RISM-SCF) застосована до серiї багатоатомних молекул у водному розчинi, включаючи CH₄, NH₃, H₂O i HF. Iндекс послiдовностi зв’язку, що характеризує хiмiчний зв’язок, та його змiна внаслiдок сольватацiї порiвнюються з результатами, отриманими в рамках моделi дiелектричного контiнiуму. Змiни в електроннiй структурi також обумовленi вiльною енергiєю сольватацiї. Показано, що iндекси послiдовностi зв’язку не є чутливими до сольватацiйного ефекту, навiть якщо приписуваний атому заряд суттєво змiнюється. Змiна електронної енергiї є пропорцiйна змiнi сольватацiйної енергiї та показує, що режим лiнiйного вiдгуку є добрим вираженням дослiджуваних сольватацiйних процесiв, незважаючи на нелiнiйний характер RISM-SCF рiвняння.
issn 1607-324X
url https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/118701
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