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Computational Studies of Molecular Hydrogen Binding Affinities: the Role of Dispersion Forces, Electrostatics, and Orbital Interactions

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Specialties Biophysics
Chemistry
Date 2006 Apr 25
PMID 16633617
Citations 24
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Abstract

Intermolecular interactions between H2 and ligands, metals, and metal-ligand complexes determine the binding affinities of potential hydrogen storage materials (HSM), and thus their extent of potential for practical use. A brief survey of current activity on HSM is given. The key issue of binding strengths is examined from a basic perspective by surveying the distinct classes of interactions (dispersion, electrostatics, orbital interactions) in first a general way, and then in the context of calculated binding affinities for a range of model systems.

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