Mark Wojcik
Uppsala University
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Surface Science | 1997
Micael Baudin; Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson
Constant stress - constant temperature molecular dynamics simulations are reported for 30 Angstrom thick crystalline MgO (111) slabs with 2-D periodicity in the temperature range 10-1100 K. The 10 ...
Journal of Chemical Physics | 1998
Kersti Hermansson; Micael Baudin; Bernd Ensing; Maria Alfredsson; Mark Wojcik
2D periodic ab initio calculations have been performed for H-2 interacting with a temperature-reconstructed MgO(lll) surface, created from a molecular dynamics (MD) simulation at 300 K. The tempera ...
Chemical Physics Letters | 1997
Daniel Spångberg; Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson
The influence of an external pressure on the solvent exchange mechanisms around the Na+ ion in a dilute NaCl(aq) solution has been investigated through MD simulations at 0 and 200 MPa. At zero pressure most of the exchange processes (≈ 75%) can be classified in terms of associative 6-7-6 mechanisms. At 200 MPa the exchange rate is 20% higher and the mechanistic processes become more involved. The activation volume for the 6-7-6 exchange process at zero pressure was calculated from the MD simulation using Voronoi polyhedra, and gives a negative sign for ΔV#. This supports the prevailing notion that a negative activation volume is indicative of an associative exchange mechanism.
Chemical Physics Letters | 2001
Micael Baudin; Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson; Anders Palmqvist; Mamoun Muhammed
Mean-square displacements (MSDs) and individual-ion square-displacements (ISDs) for the different constituents in Ca-doped CeO2(0 1 1) slabs at 300 K have been studied as a function of depth from t ...
Journal of Chemical Physics | 2000
Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson; Hans Siegbahn
A modification of an existing model for formamide interactions in the liquid phase makes it possible to study the bulk liquid and its free surface at conditions near the triple point, i.e., 300 K and essentially zero pressure, by (MD) molecular-dynamics simulation. Density profiles and orientation profiles in the surface region show the depth and gradual loss of the molecular ordering in the transition from bulk vapor to the bulk liquid. Near edge x-ray absorption fine structure (NEXAFS) resonance intensity spectra are computed from the orientation profiles, so that comparison should be possible with experimental depth resolved NEXAFS spectra.
Thin Solid Films | 2001
Micael Baudin; Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson
Constant stress, constant temperature (10 K, 300 K) molecular dynamics simulations were carried out with shell-model potentials for an infinite composite ceria-alumina slab with two free surfaces [ ...
Chemical Physics Letters | 1998
Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson
Abstract Many sets of shell model parameters for oxides suffer from the defect that when the anion–cation pair is not restrained by the normal lattice forces, the ions collapse into each other. This can degrade their usefulness in the study of, for example, solid surfaces where normal lattice restraining forces are missing. We discuss adding a higher-order constraining force to the core–shell interaction in the failed models. The effects on the relative permittivities and elastic constants suggest a general reparameterization, in conjunction with standardized higher-order constraining forces, is needed. This constitutes an extension of the shell model. The ensuing models should acquire more realistic repulsive forces at short range.
Surface Science | 2000
Micael Baudin; Mark Wojcik; Kersti Hermansson
Inorganic Chemistry | 1999
Kersti Hermansson; Mark Wojcik; Stefan Sjöberg
Journal of Physical Chemistry B | 1998
Kersti Hermansson; Mark Wojcik