journal article·2019-08-21

New lithium-electride design: material properties of Lin@porphyrin

Saeideh Ebrahimiasl, Pavel A Melnikov, Majid Hamzehloo, Akbar Hassanpour, Esmail Vessally

Materials Research Express· Volume 6· Issue 10
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Abstract

The material with electride features have cavity-trapped electrons in the molecular structure. In this work, we select the porphyrin species as backbone to design new electrides. In this regard, addition of Li-atoms to porphyrin backbone (Li@porphyrin species) has been investigated at density functional theory (DFT) framework, systematically. According to our results, the Li@porphyrin systems have high thermodynamic stability and can be incorporated in either lithium electride (Li 10 Pr species) or lithium salt (Li 1 Pr and Li 5 Pr species) categories. This categorization is in terms of the computational study of four factors, non nuclear attractor (NNA), electron density laplacian ( ∇ 2 ρ ( r ) ), electron localization function (ELF) and non linear optical (NLO) property. Therefore, Lithium:porphyrin ratio in the Li@porphyrin systems is very important criterion to provide porphyrin based lithium electride.
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