Abstract:A carbon nanotube and a graphene surface with bisphenol A derivatives have been simulated in the DFT framework using periodic boundary conditions. Such compounds are components of epoxy diane resins, which are important composite materials for aircraft structures. The simulation results allow one to state that the use of the specialized exchange-correlation functional Berland and Hyldgaard developed to account for weak Van der Waals interactions is preferable to DFT-D2 method. We observed that the energy of co… Show more
“…This energy of −15 kcal mol −1 agrees with the results of solid-state computations. 22 The interaction energy of defect-free graphene with DGEBA ranges from −10 to −29 kcal mol −1 23 depending on the orientation of DGEBA molecule.…”
Using advanced analyses of electron density and fermionic potential we show how electron delocalization influence defected graphene’s ability to form tetrel bonds. The Cg atoms of a vacancy can produce one...
“…This energy of −15 kcal mol −1 agrees with the results of solid-state computations. 22 The interaction energy of defect-free graphene with DGEBA ranges from −10 to −29 kcal mol −1 23 depending on the orientation of DGEBA molecule.…”
Using advanced analyses of electron density and fermionic potential we show how electron delocalization influence defected graphene’s ability to form tetrel bonds. The Cg atoms of a vacancy can produce one...
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