Molecular Dynamics of Lithium-Carbon Surfaces
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Abstract
We study chemistry induced by low-energy deuterium impact of lithiated carbon surface. The processes include evolution of the lithium-carbon surfaces as well as chemical sputtering. New interatomic potentials are developed for the molecular dynamics simulations of the mixed Li-C-H material, based on the Brenner-Tersoff form, with Lenard-Jones corrections. Particular attention is paid to the Coulomb interactions of the charged atoms in this mixed material induced by large difference in the electronegativity of lithium and carbon-hydrogen. We compare our results with available experimental data.
Authors
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P.S. Krstic
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, ORNL
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E. Yang
Purdue University
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Jonny Dadras
University of Tennessee
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P. Kent
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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A. Allouche
CNRS
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J.P. Allain
Purdue University