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    Title: 小型鈹鋰合金原子團吸附在矽表面之密度泛函數計算
    Density Functional Theory Calculations for the Small Beryllium-Lithium Alloy Clusters Adsorption on Silicon Surfaces
    Authors: 蔡臣軒
    Contributors: 應用化學研究所
    Keywords: 密度泛函理論
    基底函數
    矽氫原子團簇
    鈹鋰合金原子團
    單位晶格
    Date: 2007
    Issue Date: 2010-07-05 09:27:36 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究是利用LixBey (x≦2, y≦2) cluster吸附在代表理想Si(111)表面 (即剛切割還未重建之表面)的SimHn clusters上。使用GAUSSIAN 03程式組中含電子相關之B3LYP方法基底函數並配合6-31G*基底函數(basis set function)進行一系列密度泛函理論法(Density Functional Theory)的計算。首先針對同樣的LixBey進行不同面向在不同表面位置進行吸附幾何結構最佳化,再以此為基礎,藉由計算出來的結果來探討其結構的變化、鍵長和鍵角的改變,並比較各種區域穩定結構能量的高低。
    本研究中我們先從小的基底(2 unit cells)的矽氫原子團簇(SimHn clusters)開始探討,再增加至四個unit cells。這樣做的原因在於經由吸附後的結果發現矽氫原子團簇在較小時,其週邊的矽原子由於較自由的關係,造成結構有相當程度的扭曲。但是當矽氫原子團簇加大後,扭曲的情形改善許多,代表吸附後的結構趨於穩定,但計算時間也大量增加。
    研究結果顯示,2Li+Be (兩個獨立Li原子與一個Be原子)和2Be+Li (兩個獨立Be原子與一個Li原子)吸附後較吸附前Li-Be之間距離呈現縮短情形,其値接近自由的Li-Be分子之鍵長(~2.60 Å)或較為縮短,這樣的結果顯示Li-Be這兩個金屬原子之間鍵結作用力增強,會鍵結形成LiBe分子,這點可從原子軌域方面進ㄧ步做解釋。
    We investigated bonding and optimized geometries of 2Li+Be、2Be+Li adsorbed on the Si(111) surfaces at the B3LYP/6-31G* level. In the case of Si(100), the Si9H12 cluster was used to represent the surface unit with one Si=Si surface dimmer, while in the case of Si(111),different sizes of Si-H clusters were used, depending on the extent of marginal distortion of the unit cell.
    General speaking, the bond lengths in 2Li+Be and 2Be+Li adsorbates are greatly reduced due to the flowing of charge density from metal antibonding orbitals into the surface dangling bonds.
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