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Exchange density

The first point to remark is that methods that are to be incorporated in MD, and thus require frequent updates, must be both accurate and efficient. It is likely that only semi-empirical and density functional (DFT) methods are suitable for embedding. Semi-empirical methods include MO (molecular orbital) [90] and valence-bond methods [89], both being dependent on suitable parametrizations that can be validated by high-level ab initio QM. The quality of DFT has improved recently by refinements of the exchange density functional to such an extent that its accuracy rivals that of the best ab initio calculations [91]. DFT is quite suitable for embedding into a classical environment [92]. Therefore DFT is expected to have the best potential for future incorporation in embedded QM/MD. [Pg.15]

ExchangeCurrent m=15.0 CellActiveWidth CellActiveLength %b+m t m parameter for current exchange density (Amp)... [Pg.316]

Figure 6 compares the current exchange densities on the AD-100 hydrophobic carbon- black (1), the initial diamond nanopowders (2), diamond powders of 0,7 pm (3), nanopowders with palladium precipication (4). It is seen that the exchange current density after the promotion with palladium to be increased by a factor of 3 and 1.3 as compared with the initial diamond nanopowders and AD-100 carbon-black. [Pg.551]

Mori-Sanchez P, Wu Q, Yang WT (2003) Accurate polymer polarizabilities with exact exchange density-functional theory, J Chem Phys, 119 11001-11004... [Pg.194]

Xu X, Goddard III WA (2004a) Assessment of Handy-Cohen optimized exchange density functional (OPTX), J Phys Chem A, 108 8495-8506... [Pg.195]

Countercurrent demineralization of water in a mixed bed is described in [44]. The main difficulty in using a mixed bed is encountered in the separation of cation and anion exchangers before regeneration. Use is made of the difference in ion-exchanger densities to achieve this end. Ion exchangers regenerated in countercurrent columns are put into a mixer. [Pg.65]

The exchange density in equations (8.52) and (8.53) is important only when the single-particle wave functions V (q) and overlap substantially. [Pg.223]

The double integration of the exchange density over a single atomic basin or over two basins determines the degree to which the Fermi correlation is localized within a given atom or shared between two atoms [42]. [Pg.312]

The charge- and exchange-density matrix elements in the AO basis are ... [Pg.2169]

While the adsorption theory is the most accepted one, mechanical interlocking comes into play in case of substrates with a special kind of roughness such as galvannealed steel where the liquid can spread into cavities and thereby interlock with the substrate. The diffusion theory does not play an important role for polymer-metal interfaces. The contribution of the electrostatic theory is not easy to estimate. However, the electrical component of the adhesive force between the planar surfaces of solids becomes important if the charge exchange density corresponds to 10 electronic charges, meaning about 1% of the surface atoms [71]. [Pg.508]

It is also convenient to define the interbasin integrated exchange density ... [Pg.190]

The terms in Eq. (56) are connected as it involves terms of two types, viz. those containing cumulants which are connected by dehnition and those containing exchange densities involving the labels on the de-excitation as well as those on the G-block. This implies... [Pg.43]

For describing first-order exchange-overlap effects, however, we also need the non-diagonal elements of the unperturbed electron density (in short, the exchange density), that for B being... [Pg.144]

Principals Refs. Rep. NN invariant ttN coupling Exchange Densities AMM" Pauli blocking Binding energy " Correl. [Pg.301]

It has been shown that the current exchange density increases up to 70°C, but there is no data for this above 100°C, again there is a critical need to measure this under real fuel cell conditions. Much work is being undertaken in precious metal alloy catalysts where Pt is combined with one or more other metals and in nonprecious metal catalysts [77]. These new catalytic materials are being studied in aqueous acid or in ME As at 100% RH, very little data exists on how these materials will behave under hot and dry conditions. In fact the development of new catalyst for fuel cells run under hot and dry conditions may require there optimization outside of aqueous or water-saturated systems. [Pg.597]

Keywords ZSM-5 zeolite Proton exchange Density functional theory Activation barrier... [Pg.31]

Most of the remaining error in DFT calculations comes from the assumption that the so-called exchange holes are localized, which causes them to fail to connect adiabatically between the KS independent-electron reference system and the real molecule. As a cure, the exchange functional is modified so it incorporates a degree of the HF exchange density, which leads to hybrid HF/DFT methods, also known as adiabatic connection models. These functionals constitute the current stare of the art in the field of DFT calculations. [Pg.43]


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Anode exchange current density

Apparent exchange current density

Butler-Volmer equation exchange current density

Catalyst layer exchange current density

Catalyst layer operation exchange current density

Cathode exchange current density

Correlation-exchange energy high-density expression

Current density exchange

Current density exchange-correlation hole

Density Functionals of Exchange Energy

Density Functionals of Exchange-Correlation Energy

Density approximations for exchange and

Density exchange-correlation functionals

Density exchange-overlap

Density functional differential exchange

Density functional theory Hartree-Fock exchange

Density functional theory Hartree-Fock-Slater exchange

Density functional theory exact exchange potential

Density functional theory exchange-correlation

Density functional theory exchange-correlation energy

Density functional theory exchange-correlation functionals

Density functional theory exchange-correlation holes

Density functionals Perdew-Wang-91 exchange-correlation

Density matrices exchange-correlation holes

Density orbital-dependent exchange-correlation

Determination of the Exchange Current Density from Polarization Resistance

Electrocatalysis exchange current density

Electrocatalyst exchange current density

Electron density exchange-correlation hole

Equilibrium electrode potential exchange current density

Exact exchange energy density functional

Exact exchange energy density functional from Fock operator

Exchange Current Density, io

Exchange charge density

Exchange correlation functionals, local density approximations

Exchange current densities hydrogen evolution reaction

Exchange current densities, hydrogen

Exchange current density concentration dependence

Exchange current density corrosion

Exchange current density definition

Exchange current density determination

Exchange current density governing kinetics

Exchange current density hydrogen evolution

Exchange current density impedance

Exchange current density local

Exchange current density metal dissolution

Exchange current density of adatoms

Exchange current density of kink atoms

Exchange current density overall

Exchange current density reduction

Exchange current density stainless steel

Exchange current density steady state

Exchange current density table

Exchange current density, Arrhenius

Exchange energy, uniform electron density

Exchange flux density

Exchange integrals local density approximation

Exchange repulsion overlap density

Exchange-correlation density

Exchange-correlation energy density

Exchange-correlation energy, density functionals

Exchange-correlation functional local density approximation

Exchange-correlation functional, in density

Exchange-density functionals

Exchange-energy density functional, theory

Exchange-overlap Densities and the Chemical Bond

Exchange—correlation density functional

Experimental Data on the Exchange Current Density and Symmetry Coefficient

Gradient-type density-dependent exchange

Hybrid exchange density

Hydrogen oxidation reaction exchange current density

Hydrogen oxidation, exchange current density

Hydrogen reaction exchange current density

Intrinsic exchange current density

Local density approximation exchange-correlation

Local density approximation exchange-correlation energy

Local spin-density approximations exchange-correlation

Local spin-density approximations hybrid exchange functionals

Local-scaling density functional theory exchange energy

Metal exchange current density

Molecular charge density, exchange correlation

OPTimized exchange density

OPTimized exchange density function

Open circuit voltage exchange current density

Overlap density exchange integral

Oxygen reduction reaction exchange current density

Polarization resistance exchange current density

Proton exchange membrane density

Proton exchange membrane fuel cell power density

Standard exchange current density

Superficial exchange current density

Tafel Slope and Exchange Current Density

Tafel lines exchange current density

The Exchange Current Density

The Pair Density. Orbital-dependent Exchange-correlation Functionals

Time-dependent density functional theory exact exchange

Volumetric exchange current density

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