Study of an F center in molten KCl
Study of an F center in molten KCl
It is shown that a discretized version of Feynman's path integral provides a convenient tool for the numerical investigation of the properties of an electron solvated in molten KCl. The binding energy and the pair correlation functions are calculated. The local structure around the solute electron appears to be different from that of an F center in the solid.
- Institute for Theoretical Physics Spain
- Argonne National Laboratory United States
- University of North Texas United States
- University of North Texas United States
Numerical Solution, Binding Energy, Alkali Metal Compounds, Potassium Compounds, Halogen Compounds, Electrons, Potassium Chlorides, 38 Radiation Chemistry, Chlorides, Partition Functions, Information, Functions, Solvated Electrons, Feynman Path Integral, Fermions, Theoretical Data, Point Defects, Data, Fluids, Vacancies 400600* -- Radiation Chemistry, Energy, Radiochemistry, Mathematical Models, Liquids, Leptons, Crystal Defects, Halides, Numerical Data, F Centers, Crystal Structure, Color Centers, Integrals, Chlorine Compounds, And Nuclear Chemistry, Correlation Functions, Elementary Particles
Numerical Solution, Binding Energy, Alkali Metal Compounds, Potassium Compounds, Halogen Compounds, Electrons, Potassium Chlorides, 38 Radiation Chemistry, Chlorides, Partition Functions, Information, Functions, Solvated Electrons, Feynman Path Integral, Fermions, Theoretical Data, Point Defects, Data, Fluids, Vacancies 400600* -- Radiation Chemistry, Energy, Radiochemistry, Mathematical Models, Liquids, Leptons, Crystal Defects, Halides, Numerical Data, F Centers, Crystal Structure, Color Centers, Integrals, Chlorine Compounds, And Nuclear Chemistry, Correlation Functions, Elementary Particles
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