The interaction of cyanide (CN) with different sites on Ni(111) surface is studied by using density functional theory (DFT). Ni19 cluster is used to simulate the surface. The present calculations show that the end-o...The interaction of cyanide (CN) with different sites on Ni(111) surface is studied by using density functional theory (DFT). Ni19 cluster is used to simulate the surface. The present calculations show that the end-on bonded (through C atom) configuration is much more preferable than the side-on bonded CN or other configurations on the same adsorption site. For all adsorption modes, adsorption energies at the top, bridge, and three-fold sites on Ni(111) are comparable, with the bridge site of the end-on bonded CN (through C atom) more favorable than other adsorption sites. CN vibrational frequencies are red-shifted at all cases, except that the end-on CN bonded (through C atom) on the top site is blue-shifted. The bonding of CN on the Ni(111) surface is large- ly ionic.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20273013 20303002)+1 种基金 the Fujian Province Key Foundation (K02012) the State Key Laboratory of Structural Chemistry (020051) and Fuzhou University (2004XY04)
文摘The interaction of cyanide (CN) with different sites on Ni(111) surface is studied by using density functional theory (DFT). Ni19 cluster is used to simulate the surface. The present calculations show that the end-on bonded (through C atom) configuration is much more preferable than the side-on bonded CN or other configurations on the same adsorption site. For all adsorption modes, adsorption energies at the top, bridge, and three-fold sites on Ni(111) are comparable, with the bridge site of the end-on bonded CN (through C atom) more favorable than other adsorption sites. CN vibrational frequencies are red-shifted at all cases, except that the end-on CN bonded (through C atom) on the top site is blue-shifted. The bonding of CN on the Ni(111) surface is large- ly ionic.
