F. Mele et al., ADSORPTION OF CO ON MODEL CLUSTERS SIMULATING THE NI(100) SURFACE, STUDIED BY MEANS OF THE LCGTO-LSD METHOD, Surface science, 309, 1994, pp. 113-117
Geometric, spectroscopic and magnetic properties of CO chemisorbed on
Ni(100) surface have been obtained by spin-polarized linear combinatio
ns of gaussian type orbital-model core potential-local spin density (L
CGTO-MCP-LSD) computations by using the Ni9-CO cluster. The equilibriu
m distance (1.701 angstrom) and vertical nu(Ni-C) and nu(C-O) vibratio
nal frequencies (500 and 2180 cm-1, respectively) are in good agreemen
t with the experimental ones (1.70-1.82 angstrom, 460 or 476 and 2069
cm-1, respectively). The results show that carbon monoxide adsorption
leaves the bare cluster total spin magnetic moment unchanged, but indu
ces appreciable reductions of the local atomic moment on the surface n
ickel atoms.