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Ammonia dimer: extremely fluxional but still hydrogen bonded

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Authors: Aling Jing, Krzysztof Szalewicz, Ad van der Avoird

Year

2022

Paper ID

4650

Status

Peer-reviewed

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32

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29

Abstract

The long-standing question whether ammonia dimer is hydrogen bonded is solved by first-principles quantum mechanical calculations. The authors show that the dimer is extremely fluxional, but the probability of hydrogen-bonded configurations prevails.

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  • The long-standing question whether ammonia dimer is hydrogen bonded is solved by first-principles quantum mechanical calculations.

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