Intra-cage structure, vibrations and tetrahedral-site hopping of H2 and D2 in doubly-occupied 51264 cages in sII clathrate hydrates from path-integral and classical molecular dynamics

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The intra-cage behaviour of guest H2 and D2 molecules in doubly occupied 512 64 cages in structure-II (Sii) clathrate hydrates were investigated using classical and path-integral molecular dynamics at 100 K. We probed the structure of tetrahedral sites, proton vibrations, localised molecular rattling timescales at sites, and the jump-diffusion travel of H2 and D2 molecules between sites. The site-diffusion model was correlated with experimental neutron scattering data, and the cage occupancies were then discussed in light of recent state-of-the-art experimental and theoretical findings in the literature.

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English, N. J., & Burnham, C. J. (2021). Intra-cage structure, vibrations and tetrahedral-site hopping of H2 and D2 in doubly-occupied 51264 cages in sII clathrate hydrates from path-integral and classical molecular dynamics. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 11(1), 1–9. https://doi.org/10.3390/app11010054

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