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Molecular dynamics

 
Produced by Keith Beardmore

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This first set of pictures are rayshaded visualisations of Buckminsterfullerene interactions with bare and hydrogenated silicon surfaces. The atomic positions were calculated via Molecular Dynamics Simulation.
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250eV C60 at 80 degrees to normal on bare Si{100}(2x1) after 100fs 250eV C60 at 80 degrees to normal on 1ML-H Si{100}(2x1) after 200fs 250eV C60 at 80 degrees to normal on 2ML-H Si{100}(1x1) after 100fs 100eV C60 normally incident on bare Si{100}(2x1) after 100fs 100eV C60 normally incident on 1ML-H Si{100}(2x1) after 400fs 150eV C60 at 55 degrees to normal on bare Si{100}(2x1) after 100fs
The second set of pictures are rayshaded visualisations of various static & dynamic molecular simulations.
H2C60 Silicon Cage Polyethylene Polyethylene Graphite
Minumim energy structure of H2C60 1 keV C60 at 30 degrees to normal on Si{111} after 800fs Geodesic cage structure of C60 Side view of a chain-fold at the surface of a polyethylene crystal Surface of a polyethylene crystal 15 keV C60 incident at 30 degrees to normal on Graphite

Producing the pictures

These images were produced using the public-domain raytracing package Rayshade. Atoms are drawn as spheres, with radius corresponding to their atomic radius. Atoms may be coloured according to their type & kinetic, potential or total energy.

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