NAOs and vdW‐DF for simulating co‐adsorption of water and polyols on metal surfaces

Dario Duca; Remedios Cortese; Francesco Ferrante; Roberto Schimmenti; Antonio Prestianni

NAOs and vdW‐DF for simulating co‐adsorption of water and polyols on metal surfaces

Dario Duca, Remedios Cortese, Francesco Ferrante, Roberto Schimmenti, Antonio Prestianni

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Abstract

The computational approach employed in this study is based on the combined use of numerical atomic orbitals (NAOs), which are recognized as highly efficient basis sets, and different parameterization of vdW-DF exchange-correlation functionals, namely DRSLL and KBM as implemented in the SIESTA code.

Lingua originale	English
Numero di pagine	0
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2015

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NAOs and vdW‐DF for simulating co‐adsorption of water and polyols on metal surfaces

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