第一性原理研究气体小分子吸附的石墨烯负载金属原子体系

石墨烯负载的单个金属原子体系(M-gra)具有高的结构稳定性,显正电性的金属原子可作为活性位用在气敏器件和催化材料.本文采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理方法研究单个有毒气体小分子(NO和CO)在M-gra表面的吸附特性.研究结果表明:单个NO分子吸附的稳定性高于CO分子,由于其能够从反应衬底获得更多的转移电荷,因此,M-gra衬底对NO分子表现出高的灵敏度.此外,不同小分子吸附能够改变M-gra体系的电荷密度和自旋电荷分布,进而使得气体分子吸附体系表现出不同大小的磁矩.通过对比气体分子吸附前后M-gra体系的磁矩变化,能够有效判断吸附分子和反应衬底的类型.     

理论研究过渡金属原子修饰石墨炔材料的功能性

采用基于密度泛函理论中第一性原理方法分别对石墨炔负载过渡金属原子(M-gra)体系的稳定构型以及对多种气体小分子的灵敏度和选择性进行理论研究.计算结果表明金属原子吸附在孔洞结构的H2位具有高稳定性,不同种类的金属原子能够有效调控石墨炔体系的电子特性和具有不同的磁矩.比较气体分子的吸附能大小,M-gra衬底对O和OH表现出高的灵敏度,单个NO、NO₂和O₂的稳定性高于CO分子.此外,小分子吸附的M-gra体系具有金属、半金属和半导体特性,在电子和气敏器件领域具有潜在应用.     

气体分子在类石墨烯材料负载单个金属原子表面的吸附特性

采用密度泛函理论方法研究了不同种类和数量的气体小分子在类石墨烯材料(graphenylene)衬底支撑的金属原子(M=Co, Mo和Pd, gra-M)表面的吸附特性,系统地分析了吸附不同数量的NO和CO分子的稳定构型,吸附能,电荷转移量以及引起的体系电子结构和磁性变化.研究结果表明:1) NO、CO气体小分子的稳定吸附位在金属原子顶位,吸附物与衬底间的电荷转移量表明负载不同的金属原子能够有效地调制类石墨烯材料的气敏特性;2)单个和两个气体分子吸附能够引起gra-M体系的自旋电荷密度分布发生变化,进而使得气体吸附体系表现出不同磁矩大小.     

二氧化硫在改性BC_3表面的吸附特性研究

采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理方法观察修饰不同原子(Mo,Pt,Si)来调控BC_3体系的表面结构和反应活性.研究发现:单个原子吸附在BC_3表面具有不同的稳定位,Pt和Si原子吸附在H1位稳定,而Mo原子吸附在H2位稳定.单个原子在完整结构BC_3表面的扩散势垒较小,而掺杂的原子在单空位缺陷BC_3体系中具有极高的稳定性( 6.5 eV),这些掺杂原子显正电性能够有效地调制BC_3体系的电子结构、磁性以及影响二氧化硫(SO_2)的吸附强弱.与Pt原子掺杂的BC_3体系(Pt-BC_3)相比,单个SO_2分子在Si-和Mo-BC_3体系上的吸附能较大,表现出较高的灵敏特性.该研究为设计类石墨烯基功能纳米材料提供参考.     

金属和非金属原子间协同效应调控气体小分子的吸附特性研究

采用基于密度泛函理论方法系统地研究了单个NO和CO小分子在非金属(B和N)与金属Ni原子共掺杂石墨烯(Bx-Ny-gra-Ni,x+y=0,1,2,3)表面的吸附特性,分析了吸附气体小分子的几何结构,吸附能,电荷转移量以及引起体系磁性变化等情况.研究结果表明：NO和CO倾向于吸附在Ni原子的顶位,B和N掺杂原子的数量和比例能够有效地调制小分子的吸附强度;与吸附的CO分子相比,Bx-Ny-gra-Ni表面吸附的NO分子能获得较多的电荷,进而表现出高的稳定性.此外,利用吸附的气体小分子与衬底间相互作用强度和灵敏性的差异、以及引起反应衬底的磁性变化将为设计石墨烯基气敏、催化和电子器件提供重要参考.     

金属原子修饰石墨烯体系催化性能的理论研究

采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理方法研究了单个CO和O2气体分子在金属原子修饰石墨烯表面的吸附和反应过程.结果表明:空位缺陷结构的石墨烯能够提高金属原子的稳定性,金属原子掺杂的石墨烯体系能够调控气体分子的吸附特性.通入混合的CO和O2作为反应气体,石墨烯表面容易被吸附性更强的O2分子占据,进而防止催化剂的CO中毒.此外,对比分析两种催化机理(Langmuir-Hinshelwood和Eley-Rideal)对CO氧化反应的影响.与其它金属原子相比,Al原子掺杂的石墨烯体系具有极低的反应势垒(0.4 e V),更有助于CO氧化反应的迅速进行.     

金属原子修饰石墨烯体系催化性能的理论研究

采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理方法研究了单个CO 和O2气体分子在金属原子修饰石墨烯表面的吸附和反应过程. 结果表明: 空位缺陷结构的石墨烯能够提高金属原子的稳定性, 金属原子掺杂的石墨烯体系能够调控气体分子的吸附特性. 通入混合的CO和O2作为反应气体, 石墨烯表面容易被吸附性更强的O2分子占据, 进而防止催化剂的CO 中毒. 此外, 对比分析两种催化机理(Langmuir-Hinshelwood和Eley-Rideal)对CO氧化反应的影响. 与其它金属原子相比, Al原子掺杂的石墨烯体系具有极低的反应势垒(< 0.4 eV), 更有助于CO氧化反应的迅速进行.     

Au在Zr掺杂的CeO2(110)面吸附的第一性原理研究

采用基于广义梯度近似的投影缀加平面波(projector augmented wave)雁势和具有三维周期性边界条件的超晶胞模型,用第一性原理方法,计算并分析了Au在CeO2(110)和Zr掺杂的CeO2(110) 面的吸附能,吸附结构和电子结构等特征.从而得出Zr掺杂对Au/ CeO2(110)吸附体系的影响.结果表明:Zr的掺杂增大了Au在CeO2(110) 面的吸附能,并改变了最强吸附位置,且导致了吸附体系中衬底结构较大的变化;Zr的掺杂使吸附体系引入了更为复杂的间隙态,使得Zr掺杂的吸附体系有更好的催化活性;Zr的掺杂使吸附原子Au的氧化程度加强,由无掺杂吸附体系中Au得到电子变为Zr掺杂吸附体系中的Au失去电子.以上结果有助于人们更清楚地了解三元催化剂中Zr掺杂的影响以及贵金属Au与CeO2-ZrO2混合氧化物的协同作用机理.     

Au掺杂CNT吸附NO的第一性原理研究

碳纳米管(CNT)对于气体有超强的敏感性,可用于制备基于CNT的有害气体传感器.本文采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理研究Au掺杂CNT对NO和O_2的吸附特性.对吸附能、最终吸附距离、电荷转移量、态密度等的分析显示,Au掺杂使得CNT与NO间的交互作用明显增强,其中N原子端靠近CNT交互作用更强.禁带宽度和电荷密度分析表明,相比于NO分子中O原子端或者O2吸附,NO分子中N原子端与CNT发生交互作用会使体系导电性变化更为明显.说明Au掺杂能够很好地屏蔽空气中O_2对CNT导电性的影响,Au掺杂CNT作为NO气敏材料是可行的.     

小分子吸附调控Ti掺杂石墨烯电子结构和磁性的密度泛函理论研究

本文采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理方法,研究了气体分子CO、NO、NO_2和SO_2吸附对Ti掺杂石墨烯(Ti G)电子结构和磁性的调制.研究表明:Ti G对CO、NO、NO_2和SO_2分子的吸附作用较强,各分子与Ti原子键合并形成Ti-X键(X代表C、O、N原子);各分子的吸附可导致Gas@Ti G体系电磁性质明显改变:CO分子吸附基底后,虽未能引起CO@Ti G体系电子性质改变和磁性的产生,却能够有效调控该体系的带隙宽度;不同于CO分子,NO、NO_2和SO_2分子的吸附使得半导体性的Ti G基底转变为金属特性,但各体系磁性表征不同:NO@Ti G发生完全自旋极化,即NO分子与基底上均有自旋分布,且二者的自旋方向相同;顺磁性的NO_2分子吸附于Ti G基底时磁性消失;SO_2分子吸附于Ti G基底后自身产生磁性,但基底几乎未发生自旋极化,SO_2@Ti G呈现自旋极化的局域分布特征.由此,依据分子吸附后体系电磁性质特征的不同,可辨识被测气体分子.此项研究结果为高灵敏度和高选择性的石墨烯基气体传感器的设计提供理论参考.     

First-principles studies of BN sheets with absorbed transition metal single atoms or dimers: stabilities, electronic structures, and magnetic properties

BN sheets with absorbed transition metal (TM) single atoms, including Fe, Co, and Ni, and their dimers have been investigated by using a first-principles method within the generalized gradient approximation. All of the TM atoms studied are found to be chemically adsorbed on BN sheets. Upon adsorption, the binding energies of the Fe and Co single atoms are modest and almost independent of the adsorption sites, indicating the high mobility of the adatoms and isolated particles to be easily formed on the surface. However, Ni atoms are found to bind tightly to BN sheets and may adopt a layer-by-layer growth mode. The Fe, Co, and Ni dimers tend to lie (nearly) perpendicular to the BN plane. Due to the wide band gap of the pure BN sheet, the electronic structures of the BN sheets with TM adatoms are determined primarily by the distribution of TM electronic states around the Fermi level. Very interesting spin gapless semiconductors or half-metals can be obtained in the studied systems. The magnetism of the TM atoms is preserved well on the BN sheet, very close to that of the corresponding free atoms and often weakly dependent on the adsorption sites. The present results indicate that BN sheets with adsorbed TM atoms have potential applications in fields such as spintronics and magnetic data storage due to the special spin-polarized electronic structures and magnetic properties they possess.     

Estimating the Critical Glass Transition Rate of Pure Metals Using Molecular Dynamic Modeling

Doklady Physics - The critical cooling rates $${{{v}}_{{\text{c}}}}$$ at which pure metals Mg, Al, Ti, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zr, Mo, Pd, Ag, Ta, W, Pt, Au, and Pb transit to an amorphous state (vitrify),...     

Sulfur dioxide adsorbed on graphene and heteroatom-doped graphene: a first-principles study

The adsorption of sulfur dioxide (SO₂) on intrinsic graphene and heteroatom-doped (B, N, Al, Si, Cr, Mn, Ag, Au, and Pt) graphene samples was theoretically studied using first-principles approach based on density functional theory to exploit their potential applications as SO₂ gas sensors. The structural and electronic properties of the graphene-molecule adsorption adducts are strongly dependent on the dopants. SO₂ molecule is adsorbed weakly on intrinsic graphene, and B-, N-doped graphene; in general, strong chemisorption is observed on Al-, Si-, Cr-, Mn-, Ag-, Au-, and Pt-doped graphene. The adsorption mechanisms are discussed from charge transfers and density of states. This work reveals that the sensitivity of graphene-based chemical gas sensors for SO₂ can be drastically improved by introducing appropriate dopant, and Cr, as well as Mn, may be the best choices among all the dopants.     

Strain field due to transition metal impurities in Ni and Pd

The strain field due to body centered substitutional transition metal impurities in Ni and Pd metals are investigated. The calculations are carried out in the discrete lattice model of the metal using Kanzaki lattice static method. The effective ion-ion interaction potential due to Wills and Harrison is used to evaluate dynamical matrix and the impurity-induced forces. The results for atomic displacements due to 3d, 4d and 5d impurities (Fe, Co, Cu, Nb, Mo, Pd, Pt and Au) in Ni and (Fe, Co, Cu, Ni, Nb, Mo, Pt and Au) impurities in Pd are given up to 25 NN’s of impurity and these are compared with the available experimental data. The maximum displacements of 4.6% and 3.8% of 1NN distance are found for NiNb and PdNb alloys respectively, while the minimum displacements of 0.63% and 0.23% of 1NN distance are found for NiFe and PdFe alloys respectively. Except for Cu, the atomic displacements are found to be proportional to the core radii and d state radius. The relaxation energies for 3d impurities are found less than those for 4d and 5d impurities in Ni and Pd metals. Therefore, 3d impurities may easily be solvable in these metals.     

Noble metals induced magnetic properties of graphene

The adsorption energies, stable configurations, electronic structures, and magnetic properties of the graphene with noble metal (NM=Pt, Ag, and Au) atom adsorption were investigated using first-principles density-functional theory. It is found that the bridge site is the most stable adsorption site for the Pt adatom; the Ag adatom can be stabilized almost equally at the bridge or the top site, while the Au adatom prefers to be adsorbed at top site. The Pt-graphene interaction is stronger than the interaction of Ag-graphene and Au-graphene, since the Pt atom has an unsaturated electronic d-shell (d⁹s¹). While there is no net magnetic moment for the Pt adatom, the Ag and Au adatoms still exhibit magnetic character on the graphene. The magnetic moments of the NM-graphene systems may be quenched (e.g., Pt-graphene), reduced (e.g., Ag-graphene) or not changed (e.g., Au-graphene) as compared with the values before adsorption. Therefore, the magnetic character of the adatom-graphene system can be turned by adsorbing different NM atoms on the graphene.     

若干具有[（PO4）4Mo6^VO15]^12^-簇骼的化合物的光谱研究

Five novel organic-molybdenum phosphates with [(PO4)4Mo6(V)O15]12- cluster, Na x (H4TETA)3 x (H3O)5 x {Zn[(HPO4)2(PO4)2Mo6O15]2} (2), (H2en)7 x (H3O)4 x {Cu[(HPO4)2(PO4)2Mo6O15]2} x H2O (3), (H3DETA)2 x (H3O)3 x {Co0.5[(HPO4)2(PO4)2Mo6O15]} x H2O (4), [Co(H3TETA)]2{Co0.5[(HPO4)(PO4)3Mo6O15] x 3.5H2O (5) and (H3DETA) x (H3O)4 x {Co1.5 [(HPO4)2(PO4)2Mo6O15]} x 0.5H2O (6), have been synthesized. The relationship between their properties and structures was studied by using FTIR, NIR FT-Raman, UV-Vis DRS and fluorescence etc. In these compounds, every two [(PO4)4Mo6O15] clusters are coordinated by a metal atom to form a {M[(PO4)4Mo6O15]2} dimer. In compound 2, 3 and 4, {M[(PO4)4Mo6O15]2} dimers are hydrogen-bonded by the organic molecules and water molecules to form a three-dimensional expended framework, respectively. In compound 5 and 6, {Co[(PO4)4Mo6O15]2} dimers are coordinated by [Co(H3TETA)] groups and [CoO4] tetrahedra to form a network, respectively. These characteristic vibrational frequencies of the molybdenum phosphates are related to the structure of these compounds. Three characteristic bands in UV-Vis DRS spectra of these compounds have to be attributed to the absorptions of O(d) --> Mo, O(mu) --> Mo and O --> M charge transfer, respectively. These compounds exhibit strong fluorescence emission bands at about 410 nm when excited by 240 nm, which are caused by O(mu) --> Mo charge transfer.     

Metal adsorption on monolayer blue phosphorene: A first principles study

We investigated the electronic structure, adsorption energies, magnetic properties, dipole moment and work function of metal adatoms (Mg, Cr, Mo, Pd, Pt, and Au) adsorption on a blue phosphorene monolayer. For Mg, Pt and Au metals, the most stable state was found in hollow site while for Cr, Mo and Pd metals we found an adsorption in valley site. We suggest that the Pd and Pt atoms prefer 2D growth mode while the Mg, Cr, Mo and Au atoms prefer 3D island growth mode on monolayer phosphorene. The electronic band structures and magnetic properties were dependent on the doping site and dopant materials. For instance, the semiconducting features were preserved in Mg, Pd, Pt, and Au doped systems. However, the Cr and Mo doped systems displayed half-metallic band structures. The total magnetic moment of 4.05, 2.0 and $0.77{\text{μ}}_B/\text{impurity}$ atom were obtained in Cr, Mo and Au doped systems whereas the Mg, Pd and Pt doped systems remained nonmagnetic. We also investigated the magnetic interaction between two transition metal impurities. We observed ferromagnetic coupling between two transition metal impurities in Cr and Mo doped systems while the Au doped system displayed almost degenerated magnetic state. For Mg, Cr, and Mo adsorptions, we found relatively large values of dipole moments compared to those in the Pd, Pt and Au adsorptions. This resulted in a significant suppression of the work function in Mg, Cr and Mo adsorptions. Overall, adsorption can tune the physical and magnetic properties of phosphorene monolayer.