This article reviews recent advances in the development of reactive empirical force fields or potentials. In particular, we compare two widely used reactive potentials with variable-charge schemes that are desirable for multicomponent or multifunctional systems: the ReaxFF (reactive force field) and charge-optimized many-body (COMB) potentials. Several applications of these approaches in atomistic simulations that involve metal-based heterogeneous systems are also discussed.
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