Molecular dynamics simulation on the effect of water uptake on hydrogen bond network for OH− conduction in imidazolium-g-PPO membrane

Molecular dynamics simulation on the effect of water uptake on hydrogen bond network for OH− conduction in imidazolium-g-PPO membrane
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咪唑鎓接枝聚氧化丙烯(imidazolium-g-PPO)膜中吸水对氢氧根传导氢键网络影响的分子动力学模拟

DOI:
10.1016/j.ijhydene.2018.12.090
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发表时间:
2019-02
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
Jun Huo;Wen-bo Qi;Hongda Zhu;Boyun Yang;G. He;J. Bao;Xiaopeng Zhang;Xiaoming Yan;Li Gao
Jun Huo;Wen-bo Qi;Hongda Zhu;Boyun Yang;G. He;J. Bao;Xiaopeng Zhang;Xiaoming Yan;Li Gao
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
Jun Huo;Wen-bo Qi;Hongda Zhu;Boyun Yang;G. He;J. Bao;Xiaopeng Zhang;Xiaoming Yan;Li Gao

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OH−conduction involved in the hydrophilic channel of anion exchange membrane strongly depends on the water uptake. To investigate the effect of water uptake on the hydrogen bond network for OH−conduction, a series of molecular dynamics simulations based on all-atom force field were performed on the hydrated imidazolium-g-PPO membranes with different water uptakes. The systems were well verified by comparing the membrane density and OH−conductivity with previous experiments. By means of local structural properties and pair-potential energy, reasonable hydrogen bond criteria were determined to describe the hydrogen bond network confined in the membrane. Increasing water uptake enhances the hydration structures of water and OH−, and facilitates the reorganization of the hydrogen bond network. Water and OH−are nearly saturated with water when the water uptake reaches λ = 10, where well-connected hydrogen bond network is produced. Further increasing water uptake has much less contribution to improving the hydrogen bond network, but inevitably swells the membrane channel. This work provides a molecular-level insight into the effect of water uptake on the hydrogen bonding structures and dynamics of OH−and water confined in the imidazolium-g-PPO membrane.