Prediction and characterization of novel polynuclear superalkali cations
Tong J ; Wu ZJ ; Li Y ; Wu D
刊名dalton transactions
2013
卷号42期号:2页码:577-584
关键词ELECTRON PROPAGATOR CALCULATIONS IONIZATION MASS-SPECTROMETRY DOPED LITHIUM CLUSTERS AB-INITIO SEMIDIRECT ALGORITHMS OXALATE MONOHYDRATE SUPERATOM COMPOUNDS MOLECULES ENERGIES CRYSTAL
ISSN号1477-9226
通讯作者wu zj
中文摘要a series of polynuclear superalkali cations yli3+ (y = o-2, co4, c2o4, and c2o6) have been studied using ab initio method. the structural characters and stabilities of these systems are found to be related to the nature of the central cores. in the lowest-energy structure of the c2o4li3+ cations, the central group features a slight distortion. while in the global minima of o2li3+, co4li3+ and c2o6li3+ cations, the central cores are divided into various units including one peroxo group (o-2). these yli3+ (y = o-2, co4, c2o4, and c2o6) species exhibit very low vertical electron affinities of 3.01-3.85 ev (except one outlier in one of the o2li3+ species which lie much higher in energy than the most stable structure) and hence should be classified as superalkali cations, and the corresponding neutral species can be regarded as superalkalies. such polynuclear superalkalies are candidates to the superatoms and offered potential building blocks for the assembly of new materials in which strong electron donors are involved.
收录类别SCI收录期刊论文
语种英语
WOS记录号WOS:000312219800034
公开日期2014-04-18
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.ciac.jl.cn/handle/322003/50434]  
专题长春应用化学研究所_长春应用化学研究所知识产出_期刊论文
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Tong J,Wu ZJ,Li Y,et al. Prediction and characterization of novel polynuclear superalkali cations[J]. dalton transactions,2013,42(2):577-584.
APA Tong J,Wu ZJ,Li Y,&Wu D.(2013).Prediction and characterization of novel polynuclear superalkali cations.dalton transactions,42(2),577-584.
MLA Tong J,et al."Prediction and characterization of novel polynuclear superalkali cations".dalton transactions 42.2(2013):577-584.
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