CRC 1316 Transient Atmospheric Plasmas: From Plasmas to Liquids To Solids

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B14: The solvated Electron at the electrified solid/liquid interface: structure and dynamics from ab initio molecular dynamics simulations

Principal Investigators: Marialore Sulpizi

Team


Sulpizi, Marialore
(Principal Investigator)

Gomes, Anna
(PhD)

Description

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The solvated electron plays a key role in the field of plasma/liquid and plasma/solid/liquid interfaces as the primary reducing agent. The project aims to provide a structural and dynamical characterization of the solvated electron in the presence of applied electric fields, in different environments, which include liquid interfaces in contact with a conducting or insulating solid, using atomistic molecular dynamics simulations, which also include the electronic structure.


Publications

    Thesis

    • Anna K. M. Silva Gomes, PhD thesis - ongoing
      The solvated Electron at the electrified solid/liquid interface: structure and dynamics from ab initio molecular dynamics simulations

    Further reading