Concertedness and solvent effects in multiple proton transfer reactions: The formic acid dimer in solution
The issue of multiple proton transfer (PT) reactions in solution is addressed by performing molecular dynamics simulations for a formic acid dimer embedded in a water cluster. The reactant species is treated quantum mechanically, within a density functional approach, while the solvent is represented...
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