Hydration Structures and Dynamics of In3+ Ion based on Classical Molecular Dynamics Simulation
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The hydration structures and dynamics of In3+ ion have been studied using classical Molecular Dinamics (MD) simulation. The best basis sets were optimized to construct the 2-bodies, 3-bodies correction equations, and analysis of the trajectory file of the simulation results in the form of the parameter of a solvation structure such as RDF, CND, ADF, and dynamic properties, namely the migration of water ligands between the hydration shells. The results showed that the hydration structure of the In3+ ion is In(H2O)93+ and In(H2O)63+, respectively. The geometric arrangement of In3+ hydration obtained through the simulation of classical Molecular Dynamics 2-bd MM 2-bd corrected 3-bd effect is octahedral, which agrees with experimental data and shows the importance of 3-bd correction. The exchange of H2O ligands between the first and second shell or vice versa was not observed during the classical Molecular Dynamics simulation process (2-body + 3-body potential). The hydration structure of In3+ in the first shell was relatively stable.Downloads
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2021-11-21
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Permana, N.A.A. and Suwardi, S. 2021. Hydration Structures and Dynamics of In3+ Ion based on Classical Molecular Dynamics Simulation. Indonesian Journal of Chemistry and Environment. 4, 1 (Nov. 2021), 15–22. DOI:https://doi.org/10.21831/ijoce.v4i1.45297.
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