A 2d model of the dynamic of the collision: i2-polymeric liquid surfaces of perfluorinatedpolyether (PFPE), polydimetilsiloxane (PDMS) and squalane

Abstract

Este artigo apresenta um modelo em duas dimensões para o espalhamento de I 2 pela superfície de líquidos poliméricos: poliéterperfluorado (PFPE), polidimentilsiloxano (PDMS) e esqualano. A função energia potencial adotada para descrever a interação do gás com a superfície líquida formulada é do tipo LEPS. Cada molécula diatômica I 2 e o potencial I-superfície são representados como uma função de Morse, com parâmetros ajustados de dados experimentais do espalhamento sobre as referidas superfícies. A superfície líquida foi modelada como um oscilador harmônico bidimensional. Os resultados obtidos com este modelo simplificado da superfície reproduzem, satisfatoriamente, os dados experimentais da dinâmica do espalhamento, em que os processos de espalhamento inelástico e captura e desorção são caraterizados. A temperatura vibracional da molécula de I 2 espalhada foi determinada em concordância com os resultados experimentais. This paper presents two dimension classical trajectory calculations for the scattering of an I 2 molecule in the liquid polymeric surfaces of perfluorinatedpolyether (PFPE), polydimethyl-siloxane (PDMS) and squalane. The potential function describing the interaction of the gas molecule with the liquid surface is formulated as a modified LEPS potential. Each diatomic I 2 molecule and the I-surface potential are represented as a Morse function, with parameters adjusted from experimental data of scattering experiments. The surface was modeled as a typical effective mass with two harmonic vibrational degrees of freedom. This dynamics of the scattering process is in good agreement with experimental dynamical data. The experimentally observed inelastic scattering (IS) and the trapping and desorption (TD) processes were characterized and the determined I 2 vibrational temperatures showed good agreement with experimental values.

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“…Also, structures of polymer surface were crystallized to follows the thickness of polymer became thinner (see the Figure 2(b)) [17]. Therefore, the surface free energy of thinner PFPF is increased, and the number of gas molecules which was trapped on the surface of PFPF was increased due to stabilize the surface free energy [18].…”