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Andrzej Bil1, Carole A Morrison
1Faculty of Chemistry, University of Wrocław, Poland.
Abstract:
We have performed a series of ab initio molecular orbital and molecular dynamics calculations to ascertain the influence of an endohedral noble gas atom on the reactivity of the surface of the model system C(70)O(3). Our simulations show that the minimum energy pathways for the ozone ring-opening reaction are influenced by the presence of the endohedral atom. The effect is isomer dependent, with the enthalpy of the reaction increasing for a,b-C(70)O(3) and decreasing for e,e-C(70)O(3) when doped with the heavy noble gas atoms Xe and Rn.
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