Adsorption of diatomic molecules on iron tape-porphyrin: A comparative study

Adsorption of diatomic molecules on iron tape-porphyrin: A comparative study
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10.1103/physrevb.77.195307
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2008-05
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3.7
通讯作者:
T. Nguyen;M. C. Escaño;Nobuaki Shimoji;H. Nakanishi;H. Kasai
T. Nguyen;M. C. Escaño;Nobuaki Shimoji;H. Nakanishi;H. Kasai
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物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
T. Nguyen;M. C. Escaño;Nobuaki Shimoji;H. Nakanishi;H. Kasai

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We investigated the adsorption of diatomic molecules, CO, NO, and, denoted byon iron tape-porphyrin (FeTP) using first-principles calculations based on density functional theory. In this work, we present the structure and electronic properties of iron tape-porphyrin and its complexes with CO, NO, and. The binding of such diatomic molecules to FeTP gave rise to significant changes on both the geometric structure and electronic properties of FeTP. We found that in all FeTP complexes with diatomic molecules, the Fe atom moves out of the porphyrin plane toward the adsorbed molecule. The energy of the iron-diatomic molecule bond increases in the order of Fe-O2(0.554eV)<Fe-CO(1.225eV)<Fe-NO(1.719eV). At its stable position, theangle increases in the order of. The changes in geometric structure are in accordance with other density functional theory calculations and experimental results for porphyrin molecule. As regards the electronic properties, there appears an energy gap between the conduction band and valence band in CO-adsorbed and NO-adsorbed cases with a more pronounced energy gap in the former, while none was observed in the-adsorbed case. We attribute these changes in electronic properties to the strong interaction involving theorbitals of the Fe atom and theorbitals of diatomic molecules. Specifically, for the CO and NO adsorbed on FeTP cases, the change in electronic properties is attributed to the strong hybridization ofandorbitals of the Fe atom andorbitals. Foradsorbed on FeTP, the hybridization of theorbital of the Fe atom andorbitals plays the key role in–iron tape-porphyrin interaction.