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Atom densities

Wave functions can be visualized as the total electron density, orbital densities, electrostatic potential, atomic densities, or the Laplacian of the electron density. The program computes the data from the basis functions and molecular orbital coefficients. Thus, it does not need a large amount of disk space to store data, but the computation can be time-consuming. Molden can also compute electrostatic charges from the wave function. Several visualization modes are available, including contour plots, three-dimensional isosurfaces, and data slices. [Pg.351]

The CNDO/INDO, MINDO/3, Z3NDO/1, and ZINDO/S methods might be expected to imply an even simpler equation for the electron density than the above. For example, a rigorous complete neglect of CNDO approximation, suggests that equations (87) and (88) should be replaced by expressions with a sum only over diagonal elements of the density matrix. This would represent a molecular charge density that is the exact sum of atomic densities. Alter-... [Pg.242]

Implanted Species Concentration. The peak atomic density in the ion implantation distribution is estimated using equation 12 where... [Pg.394]

To obtain the peak atomic concentration resulting from this peak number of implanted ions requires knowing N, the atomic density of the substrate. The general relation for the concentration of the implanted species at the peak of the distribution is given by equation 13 ... [Pg.394]

The material factor A contains the material parameters and is a description of the number of recoil atoms that can escape from the soUd. In one description (31) (eq. 18), N is the atomic density of target atoms and is the surface binding energy. [Pg.395]

Shp usually occurs on the planes that have the highest atom density and are the greatest distance from adjacent planes. Therefore the sHp systems that can be activated ia a crystal depend primarily on crystal stmcture, and those crystals with the highest symmetry, eg, cubic, have the most available sHp systems. SHp systems and the temperatures at which they are activated are available (18). [Pg.322]

Fig. 12 shows the atom density profiles as a function of the coordinate z along the pore axis. Oxygen atom positions correlate with positive and negative surface charges as a result of direct hydration and through hydrogen bonds, respectively. In a similar manner the maxima of the and CP density... [Pg.371]

In order to study the vibrational properties of a single Au adatom on Cu faces, one adatom was placed on each face of the slab. Simulations were performed in the range of 300-1000"K to deduce the temperature dependence of the various quantities. The value of the lattice constant was adjusted, at each temperature, so as to result in zero pressure for the bulk system, while the atomic MSB s were determined on a layer by layer basis from equilibrium averages of the atomic density profiles. Furthermore, the phonon DOS of Au adatom was obtained from the Fourier transform of the velocity autocorrelation function. ... [Pg.152]

It is well known that the 0 of a metal depends on the surface crystallographic orientation.6,65,66 In particular, it is well established that 0 increases with the surface atomic density as a consequence of an increase in the surface potential M. More specifically, for metals crystallizing in the face-centered cubic (fee) system, 0 increases in the sequence (110) <(100) <(111) for those crystallizing in the body-centered cubic (bcc) system, in the sequence (111) < (100) <(110) and for the hexagonal close-packed (hep) system, (1120) < (1010) < (0001). [Pg.21]

Electrode Surface preparation method Electrolyte vs. SHE (dEnJdcy (mV dm3 mol-1) fpz Atomic density/cm2 Method References... [Pg.69]

Eas,o is found to depend on the crystallographic orientation of Ag faces, increasing with the atomic density of the faces. The dependence of Eas0 on the density of broken bonds on the surface of fee metals has been discussed by De Levie426 and Trasatti and Doubova.32 They found that... [Pg.75]

Electrode System Etaa/V VS. SHE Atomic density/cm-2 Method References... [Pg.91]

Electrode Electrolyte Emiz/V vs. SHE Ea oN vs. SHE Atomic density/cnT2 Method References... [Pg.101]

Electrode Surface preparation Solution Eozj/V vs. SHE / (v = 210H) (dEmin/8 log cV mV of Atomic density/cm-2 References... [Pg.106]

The inner-layer capacitance of Cd faces increases as the atomic density decreases. It has been suggested that hydrophilicity increases in the order Cd(0001) < Cd(10T0) < Cd(llZO). The same order has been proposed on the basis of data on organic compound adsorption.153... [Pg.110]


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Atom density matrix formalism

Atom number density

Atom-centered density matrix propagation

Atom-centered density matrix propagation ADMP)

Atom-centred density matrix

Atom-centred density matrix propagation

Atomic Densities, Polarizabilities, and Natural Orbitals Derived from Generalized Sturmian Calculations

Atomic Radii for Uniform Valence Density

Atomic and Planar Densities

Atomic charge densities

Atomic density

Atomic density

Atomic electron density

Atomic electron-density mapping

Atomic momentum density

Atomic momentum density ground state

Atomic nucleus density

Atomic orbitals electron density

Atomic orbitals electron density surfaces

Atomic orbitals probability densities

Atomic orbitals radial probability density plots

Atomic ratios with density, variation

Atoms density functional method

Atoms, momentum density

Case 1 Atom on a Metal of Constant Electron Density

Charge density atom-centered expansion

Charge density helium atom

Density Scalable Atomic Spheres

Density atomic orbital

Density dependent atomic pseudopotentials

Density functional perturbation theory atomic charge

Density functional theory atomic calculations

Density linear atomic

Density planar atomic

Density: atomic size and

Detector, atomic spectrometer density

Electron Density Description of Atoms and Molecules

Electron Density Integrals and Atoms-in-Molecules Methods

Electron densities of hydrogen atoms

Electron density atomic subspace

Electron density partitioning onto atoms

Exchange current density of kink atoms

Excitation Amplitudes and Density Matrix of Excited Atoms

Gauge-including atomic orbital density functional theory, electron

GeAs, atomic density

Germanium atomic density

Hartree-Fock atom density

Hartree-Fock calculations, momentum density atoms

Helium atom probability density

Hybrid atom deformation density

Hydrogen atom electron probability density

Local Density of States and Atomic Charges

Local-scaling density functional theory atoms

Material Densities and. Atomic Weights

Neutral atom reference densities

Periodicity by Peripheral Electrons and Density in Chemical Atom

Reduced-Density-Matrix Mechanics . With Application to Many-Electron Atoms and Molecules

Semiconductor atomic density

Shell structures, momentum density, atoms

Spin density, atomic

Surface atomic density

Surface layer atomic density changes

The estimation of net atomic charges from calculated electron densities

The structure factor formalism in terms of atomic densities

Transferability of charge density parameters among related atoms

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