A density functional study of the interaction of dihydrogen with Mo N clusters (N = 2-8). Adsorption and dissociation of H2 and cluster reconstruction after desorption
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The interaction of small MoN clusters (N = 2-8) with H 2 is investigated using a GGA version of the density functional theory as implemeted in the SIESTA code. Both the dissociation of H2 and the charge transfer to the metallic clusters are studied in detail to gain insight into the reactive properties of the aggregates in the gas phase. The reconstruction of the clusters after H elimination is also investigated to learn about the possibility of reutilization of the aggregates in future process. Present results indicate that Mo7 is particularly effective in dissociating H2. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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clusters reactivity; hydrogen interaction; molybdenum clusters; PBE; SIESTA Aggregates; Charge transfer; Dissociation; Density-functional study; Dihydrogen; Gain insight; Hydrogen interaction; Metallic clusters; Re-utilization; Reactive property; SIESTA; Density functional theory
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