New structural and electronic properties of (TiO2)10
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We present, based on state of the art density functional theoretic calculations, a new putative ground state (GS) for the cluster (TiO2)10, which results more than 1 eV lower in energy than all those previously reported in the literature. The geometric and electronic properties of this new cluster are discussed in detail and in comparison with the rest. We analyze the implications of the new GS in the context of recent experiments of reactivity regarding oxygen exchange with gaseous CO2 in TiO2 nanostructures, and also in connection with a recent interpretation of photoelectron spectroscopic measurements of the band gap of gas phase TiO 2 - clusters. © 2016 Author(s).
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Density functional theory; Energy gap; Ground state; Titanium dioxide; Density functionals; Gasphase; On state; Oxygen exchange; Spectroscopic measurements; Structural and electronic properties; Electronic properties
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