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Impact of hydrophobicity and confinement on the structure and dynamics of water at interfaces / Frederik Maria Zysk ; [Supervised by: Prof. Dr. Thomas D. Kühne, Prof. Dr. Matthias Bauer]. Paderborn, 2023
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Motivation
Methodology
Fundamentals
Born-Oppenheimer Approximation
Hartree-Fock
LCAO-MO
Roothan-Hall Equation
Semi-Empirical Methods
Neglect of Diatomic Differential Overlap
Overlap Matrix
Core-Terms
Two-Electron Integrals
Fock Matrix Elements
Two-Center Repulsion Integral
Electrostatic Long-Range Scheme
Modified Neglect of Diatomic Overlap
PM6
PM6-FM
DFT Theory
Thomas-Fermi Model
Hohenberg-Kohn Theorem
Kohn and Sham Method
Exchange Correlation functionals
D3 Dispersion Correction
ALMO
SFG
Pore adapted SFG
Accuracy of DFT Functionals
Introduction
Computational Methods
Results
Unravelling the relationship between the H-Bond strength and the reorientation dynamics at the water/air interface
Introduction
Computational Details
Ring Polymer Molecular Dynamics (RPMD) simulation
ALMO EDA
Surface-specific velocity-velocity correlation function
Results
Instantaneous water/air layer
Reorientation dynamics of OH groups
H2O, HDO and D2O reorientation dynamics
Water layer SFG calculation
H-Bond energy and asymmetry
Relationship between short-time dynamics and H-bond strength
Conclusion
Impact of hydrophobicity and pore size on structure and dynamics inside nanopores
Introduction
Computational Details
Results
Pore densities and the Gibbs dividing surface
H-Bond coordination numbers
Diffusion coefficients by MSD calculations
Radial diffusion calculated by MSD
Power spectra of water inside nanopores
Surface-specific SFG spectra inside nanopores
Angular distribution and diffusion based on the dipole angle
Conclusion
Influence of polarity on water structure in trimethylsilanol (TMS) functionalized and hydrophilic pores
Introduction
Computational Details
Results
Characterization of simulated pore systems based on surface area, effective diameter, and functional group density
Radial Density Distribution of water and defining functional group elements
Coordination number of water molecules with itself and the hydroxyl Surface
Analysis of water structure at the surface based on velocity-velocity surface specific SFG calculations
Analysis of water structure at the surface based angular distribution analysis
Conclusion
Impact of hydrophobicity on the gas self-diffusion of oxygen and water vapor in mesoporous silica pores
Introduction
Results
Appendix
Acknowledgements
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