O-F-407-10 Multiscale Modeling of the Electrode/Electrolyte Interface Using Charge Optimized Many Body (ECOMB3) Potentials

Friday, June 19, 2015: 11:40 AM
407 (Lawrence Convention Center)
Sneha Akhade1, Andrew Antony2, Tao Liang2, Michael Janik1, Janna K. Maranas1 and Susan B. Sinnott2, (1)Pennsylvania State University, USA, (2)University of Florida, USA.
Examining electrocatalytic systems at atomistic and electronic levels is challenging due to the electrode/electrolyte interface and complex coupling between electrical currents and chemical reactions. We combine Density Functional Theory and a classical reactive forcefield - Charge Optimized Many Body (ECOMB3) potentials to model the electrified-interface under a potential controlled environment.

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