A Reactive Molecular Dynamics Study of Chlorinated Organic Compounds. Part I: Force Field Development

This work presents a novel parametrization for the ReaxFF formalism as a means to investigate reaction processes of chlorinated organic compounds. Force field parameters cover the chemical elements C, H, O, Cl and were obtained using a novel optimization approach involving relaxed potential energy s...

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Hauptverfasser: Komissarov, Leonid, Krep, Lukas, Schmalz, Felix, Kopp, Wassja A., Leonhard, Kai, Verstraelen, Toon
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description This work presents a novel parametrization for the ReaxFF formalism as a means to investigate reaction processes of chlorinated organic compounds. Force field parameters cover the chemical elements C, H, O, Cl and were obtained using a novel optimization approach involving relaxed potential energy surface scans as training targets. The resulting ReaxFF parametrization shows good transferability, as demonstrated on two independent ab initio validation sets. While this first part of our two‐paper series focuses on force field parametrization, we apply our parameters to the simulation of chlorinated dibenzofuran formation and decomposition processes in Part II. The authors propose, apply and validate a novel approach to the fitting of force field parameters, resulting in a smoother representation of the potential energy surface when compared to more conventional parametrization methods.
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Chlorination
Molecular dynamics
Optimization
Organic compounds
Parameterization
Parameters
parametrization
parAMS
Potential energy
reactive force fields
title A Reactive Molecular Dynamics Study of Chlorinated Organic Compounds. Part I: Force Field Development
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