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A Polarizable Model for Ethylene Oxide
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A series of interaction models for ethylene oxide are developed for use in molecular simulation of the thermal properties of both the gas and liquid phases. While it is possible to develop nonpolarizable models to accurately generate either the gas or liquid properties separately, it was not possible to do so using a single model for both phases. A polarizable, rigid all-atom model was developed that reproduces the temperature dependence of the second virial coefficient B(T) and the pressure of the liquid at ambient conditions. The model consists of Lennard-Jones and Coulomb interactions between intermolecular atomic sites plus a scalar polarizability located at the midpoint of the line joining the carbon sites. The electrostatic charges and the polarizability are set to match the experimentally determined dipole and quadrupole moments and the molecular polarizability.
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Theoretical Investigation of the Reaction of Mn+ with Ethylene Oxide
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Yuanyuan Li, Wenyue Guo, Lianming Zhao, Zhaochun Liu, Xiaoqing Lu, and Honghong ShanThe Journal of Physical Chemistry A2012 116 (1), 512-519The potential energy surfaces of Mn+ reaction with ethylene oxide in both the septet and quintet states are investigated at the B3LYP/DZVP level of theory. The reaction paths leading to the products of MnO+, MnO, MnCH2+, MnCH3, and MnH+ are described in ...
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- Published In Issue July 14, 2005
- Received March 16, 2005
Revised May 18, 2005
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