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19 April 2024
 
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CO adsorption on metal surfaces: a hybrid functional study with plane wave basis set
A. Stroppa ; K. Termentzidis ; J. Paier ; G. Kresse ; J. Hafner ;
Date 25 Jun 2007
AbstractWe present a detailed study of the adsorption of CO on Cu, Rh, and Pt (111) surfaces in top and hollow sites. The study has been performed using a gradient corrected functional (PBE) and PBE0 and HSE03 hybrid Hartree-Fock density functionals within the framework of generalized Kohn-Sham density functional theory using a plane-wave basis set. As expected, the gradient corrected functional shows the tendency to favor the hollow sites, at variance with experimental findings that give the top site as the most stable adsorption site. The PBE0 and HSE03 functionals reduce this tendency. Indeed, they predict the correct adsorption site for Cu and Rh but fail for Pt. But even in this case, the hybrid functional destabilizes the hollow site by 50 meV compared to the PBE functional. The results of the total energy calculations are presented along with an analysis of the projected density of states.
Source arXiv, arxiv.0706.3615
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