Right-click in the 3D Viewer and select Lattice Parameters. In the Project Explorer, re-open the optimized Pd.xsd. Select File | Save Project, then Window | Close All from Select Build | Symmetry | Conventional Cell from the menu bar. In the Project Explorer, open Pd.xsd located in the Pd CASTEP Proceed with building the Pd(110) surface in step 4. When the job has finished, you must convert the primitive cell result back to a conventional cell representation in order to You should proceed to the next section and build the CO moleculeīut return here when the calculation is complete to display the Lattice Parameters. A message dialog about conversion to the primitive cell is displayed.
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Select Full from the Cell optimization dropdown list and close the dialog.Ĭlick the Run button. button to open the CASTEP Geometry Optimization dialog. The default values for geometry optimization do not include optimization of the cell.Ĭhange the Task from Energy to Geometry Optimization. This ensures that all calculations in the tutorial use the same energy cut-off. On the Basis tab check the Use custom energy cutoff checkbox and make sure that the field value is button to open the CASTEP Electronic Optionsĭialog. Select the Electronic tab and click the More. To maintain consistency across the calculations that you are going to perform, you should make some changes on the Electronic tab. This opens the CASTEP Calculation dialog.Ĭell optimization of crystals requires more accurate calculations than those performed with default settings. The Modules toolbar then select Calculation or select Modules | CASTEP | Calculation Now optimize the geometry of the bulk Pd using CASTEP. On the Atom tab, select Ball and stick and close the dialog. Right-click in the Pd.xsd 3D Viewer and select Display Style to open the Display Style dialog. You can change the display style to ball and stick. Navigate to Structures/metals/pure-metals and import In the Project Explorer, right-click on the Pd bulk folder and select The crystal structure of Pd is included in the structure library provided with Materials Studio. Rename the folders Pd bulk, Pd(110),ĬO molecule, (1x1) CO on Pd(110) and (2x1) CO on Pd(110). Right-click on the root icon in the Project Explorer and select New | Folder, repeat thisįour more times. To make it easier to manage your project, you should begin by preparing five This tutorial consists of five distinct calculations. The new project is created with CO_on_Pd listed in the Project Explorer. Open the New Project dialog and enter CO_on_Pd as the See theĬreating a project tutorial for instructions on how toīegin by starting Materials Studio and creating a new project. Use the Settings Organizer dialog to ensure that all your project settings are set to their BIOVIA default values. In order to ensure that you can follow this tutorial exactly as intended, you should
The (110) cleave plane is highlighted in blue. Pd bulk and a top view on the Pd(110) surface. You will calculate the energy contribution of this tilting to the chemisorption energy by considering At 1 ML coverage the CO molecules repelĮach other preventing them from aligning exactly perpendicular to the surface. You will focus on one adsorption site, the short bridge site, as it is known to be energetically preferred at fixed coverage. How many molecules will stick to the surface?.
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