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May 24, 2006The Journal of Physical Chemistry B129 citations

A First-Principles Description of Liquid BeF2 and Its Mixtures with LiF:  1. Potential Development and Pure BeF2

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RHRobert J. HeatonRBRichard BrookesPMPaul A. Madden

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The construction of an interaction potential for BeF2 and its mixtures with LiF on a purely first-principles basis is described. The quality of the representation of the forces on the ions obtained from ab initio electronic structure calculations by various potentials, which include many-body interaction effects to different extents, are considered. The predictions of the properties of pure BeF2 obtained in simulations with a polarizable potential are then compared with experimental values. In the subsequent paper, a more extensive comparison of the predicted properties of LiF-BeF2 mixtures with experiment is considered.

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