K. Omote et al., EFFECTIVE PAIR POTENTIALS OF LIQUID CUBR ESTIMATED FROM THE ANOMALOUSX-RAY-SCATTERING DATA, Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, 66(10), 1997, pp. 3097-3101
We have proposed a method for calculating the effective pair potential
s of molten salt from measured structural data in which a long-range C
oulombic interaction is important [K. Omote and Y. Waseda: J. Phys. Se
c. Jpn. 66 (1997)]. By applying this method, the effective pair potent
ials of liquid CuBr have been successfully estimated from the experime
ntal partial structure factors obtained by anomalous X-ray scattering.
The resultant potentials show two characteristic features. One is rem
arkable shielding for the Cu-Cu Coulomb repulsion in its nearest neigh
bor region. This might be a possible origin for the absence of marked
structure in the Cu-Cu correlation and the penetration of Cu ions into
the first like-ion coordination shell. The other is the deviation fro
m the Coulomb potential in the range of 0.4 similar to 0.9nm in the in
teractions of Cu-Cu and Cu-Br pairs, suggesting a certain correlation
to a pre-peak found in the Cu-Cu structure factor at about 10 nm(-1).