Ab initio molecular dynamics study of overtone excitations in formic acid and its water complex
Järvinen, T., Lundell, J., & Dopieralski, P. (2018). Ab initio molecular dynamics study of overtone excitations in formic acid and its water complex. Theoretical Chemistry Accounts, 137(7), Article 100. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00214-018-2280-6
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In this article, we present results from ab initio molecular dynamics simulation of overtone excitation in formic acid monomer and its water complex in the gas phase. For the monomer, a conformation change is observed employing both OH and CH vibrational excitations, which supports experimental findings. In the formic acid–water complex, interconversion also takes place, but it proceeds via hydrogen exchange rather than via intramolecular reaction. Simulations raise a question on effect of quantum and matrix effects to the results. Also, a brief test of different computation methods was done on the system.
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This research was supported by the Academy of Finland research project “Vibrational excitation induced chemistry” (Proj. No 286844), and we (P.D.) gratefully acknowledge financial support from the National Science Center Poland (2016/23/B/ST4/01099).License
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