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The Effect Of External Electric Field Of Excited States For Plutonium Compounds And Potential Function Of Excited States For Diatomic Molecules

Posted on:2007-03-12Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:A D XieFull Text:PDF
GTID:1100360185994696Subject:Atomic and molecular physics
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The compatibility of the different material in nuke is related to the stabilization and the permanence of its, it is still pivotal problem. Pu is an important material in the weapon and energy material, but it is difficult for its stockpile for its radiation and activity. It have take great attention to investigate its surface physic and chemic property. The disintergration of Pu is a reason for the corrosion and the aging. The external electronic field and inner radiation will affect the product of Pu and He gas ball.The effects of external electronic field on the Pu molecule structure and excited states were calculated based on several Pu molecule structure in this paper. The elements of actinium series are calculated using the theory of effective core potential (ECP) or relativistic effective core potential (RECP) for their property determined by price electron, and it is impossible for all electronic using ECP theory. The grand states of PuH2, PuH, PuO, PuO2 and PuOH under external electronic field range over -0.005-0.005 a.u. are optimized using density function theory DFT/B3LYP with SDD or RECP(Pu), 6-311++G**(H), 6-311+G*(O) level, while the price electronic (5s2 5p6 5d10 6s2 6p6 5f6 7s2) are calculated but not internal electron.The excited states, oscillator strengths, total energy and spin pollution under the same external electronic field are calculated employing time-dependent density function theory (TDDFT) at the same level. The results indicate that the spectra of excited electron of PuH2, PuH, PuO, PuO2 and PuOH are in the region of visible-infrared-far infrared for that the...
Keywords/Search Tags:plutonium compound (PuH2, PuH, PuO, PuO2 and PuOH), excited states, radiation field, time-dependent density function theory (TDDFT), SAC/SAC-CI, diatomic molecule (BH, LiH, Li2 and B2), molecular structure and potential function
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