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Structural, Dynamic, and Vibrational Properties of NaNO2 Aqueous Solution from Classical Molecular Dynamics
The properties of an aqueous solution of NaNO 2 were studied by classical molecular dynamics based on the newly performed parameterization of the interaction potential of the ion with water molecules. It was shown that the first hydration shell around the ion has a radius of at least 3.8 Å, and the...
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description | The properties of an aqueous solution of NaNO
2
were studied by classical molecular dynamics based on the newly performed parameterization of the interaction potential of the
ion with water molecules. It was shown that the first hydration shell around the
ion has a radius of at least 3.8 Å, and the weakest hydrogen bonds formed between the H
2
O molecules and the nitrogen atom of the
ion. Because of weaker hydrogen bonds, the orientational relaxation times of
ions in solution are shorter than those of H
2
O molecules. The self-diffusion coefficient of
is greater than that of Na
+
, which agrees with the experimental data. The vibrational properties of the hydrated
ion, studied using the power spectrum of atomic vibrations, showed insignificant deviations from the experimental data. |
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2
O molecules and the nitrogen atom of the
ion. Because of weaker hydrogen bonds, the orientational relaxation times of
ions in solution are shorter than those of H
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O molecules and the nitrogen atom of the
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ions in solution are shorter than those of H
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