A Theoretical Study of Clusters: Realizing Differences between the Second-Row and the Third-Row Elements
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Based on the characteristics of valence bonds and the first-principle molecular dynamics simulation we present an optimum valence bond scheme to study properties of important critical clusters with limited computational effort. The differences between the second-row and the third-row elements belonging to the same families can be understood by examining electronic structures and geometric structures even for small size clusters.
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XU Ya-Ge, JI Dong, SHEN Xu-Yang, WANG Xiao-Lu, LI Jia-Ming. A Theoretical Study of Clusters: Realizing Differences between the Second-Row and the Third-Row Elements[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2006, 23(7): 1757-1760.
XU Ya-Ge, JI Dong, SHEN Xu-Yang, WANG Xiao-Lu, LI Jia-Ming. A Theoretical Study of Clusters: Realizing Differences between the Second-Row and the Third-Row Elements[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2006, 23(7): 1757-1760.
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XU Ya-Ge, JI Dong, SHEN Xu-Yang, WANG Xiao-Lu, LI Jia-Ming. A Theoretical Study of Clusters: Realizing Differences between the Second-Row and the Third-Row Elements[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2006, 23(7): 1757-1760.
XU Ya-Ge, JI Dong, SHEN Xu-Yang, WANG Xiao-Lu, LI Jia-Ming. A Theoretical Study of Clusters: Realizing Differences between the Second-Row and the Third-Row Elements[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2006, 23(7): 1757-1760.
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