The onset of dissociation in the aqueous LiOH clusters: a solvation study with the effective fragment potential model and quantum mechanics methods
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The first systematic study on the solvation of the LiOH(H2O)n (n=1–6,8) clusters is herein presented by using both the molecular-mechanics effective fragment potential (EFP) model and full quantum mechanics methods. Aqueous clusters are sequentially calculated first with the LiOH solute molecule described by a restricted Hartree–Fock (RHF) wavefunction and the H2O solvent molecules by the EFP model (EFP/RHF), and then with the full quantum mechanics RHF and Møller–Pleset second-order perturbation (MP2) theories. Calculated properties include equilibrium geometries, Mulliken charges, bond lengths and orders, and relative energies inter alia. Present results indicate that at the least six H2O molecules are necessary to be added to one LiOH molecule to cause its spontaneous dissociation into a Li+/OH separated ion pair. Another instance of dissociation is also observed in one of the LiOH(H2O)8 isomers. EFP/RHF reasonably reproduces RHF structural properties and dissociation patterns but discrepancies arise in the solute charge description. Comparisons of the present theoretical results with previous EFP studies and with a few experimental data are also discussed.
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