Vibrations of Hydrogen Chloride in Solid Ne Crystal
Harkiran Dhah
Department of Chemistry, University of Tennessee
This page gives a visualizations of the solid fcc neon gas crystal with a single dopant HCl molecule.
Dopant molecules in solid noble gas crystals can have properties unique in respect to the environments. Hydrochloric Acid, HCl, is studied to determine its vibrational frequency when embedded in a neon crystal. The behavior of distance between the single chlorine and hydrogen is studied with regard to time. Internuclear potentials must be set to study the behavior that the neon, chlorine, and hydrogen atoms have on each other. This molecular dynamics study is completed by the LAMMPS program.1
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updated: April 2016.