Structures of Magnesium Oxide Cluster Cations Studied Using Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry
Structures of Magnesium Oxide Cluster Cations Studied Using Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry
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使用离子淌度质谱法研究氧化镁簇阳离子的结构
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpca.9b08930
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发表时间:
2019
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Misaizu Fuminori
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Nakano Motoyoshi;Hebiguchi Daiki;Azuma Shohei;Moriyama Ryoichi;Ohshimo Keijiro;Misaizu Fuminori
Structural assignments of gas-phase magnesium oxide cluster cations, MgnOn+(n≤ 24), have been achieved from a comparison of experimental collision cross sections (CCSs) measured using ion mobility mass spectrometry and theoretical CCSs calculated for equilibrium structures optimized by quantum chemical calculations. Various structures based on rock-salt and hexagonal-tube structures were assigned forn= 5–13 and 15. On the other hand, only rock-salt type structures were assigned forn= 4, 14, 16–21, and 24. The CCS values and the total energies were close for the hexagonal-tube and rock-salt structures of a given size in the small size range (n≤ 15 except for 4 and 14). The hexagonal-tube structures of the cluster ions withn≥ 16 were less stable and had larger CCSs than the rock-salt structures. These results indicate that the structures of the MgnOn+clusters were changed from mixtures of rock-salt and hexagonal-tube structures to pure rock-salt structures with the growth of the cluster size. All atoms in the hexagonal-tube structures are located on the surface of the clusters, even if the cluster size increases. In contrast, the assigned rock-salt structures withn= 13, 14, andn≥ 17 had atoms inside the clusters, which means that the average coordination numbers are substantially higher for the rock-salt structures than for the hexagonal tube structures. The structural change from the mixed structures to pure rock-salt with an increase in sizencan be attributed to this difference in the coordination number.