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. 2023 Sep 25;127(39):8146–8158. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpca.3c03877

Table 2. Adsorption Energies, Computed without (Eads) and within (EadsGD3(BJ)) Grimme’s Empirical Dispersion and Shorter Intermolecular Bond Distances between Pollutants and Activated Carbona.

AC+1 pollutant molecule or 1 water molecule intermolecular bond distances (Å) Eads (kJ/mol) EadsGD3(BJ) (kJ/mol) BSSE (kJ/mol)
D1 (OH) AC-4NP (OH) (AC) C---HO (4NP) 2.114 –40 –39 2.62
(AC) C---HC (4NP) 2.365
D2 (NO2) AC-4NP (NO2) (AC) C–NO2 (4NP) 1.416 –375 –396 10.50
(AC) C–O2N (4NP) 1.247
D3 (OH) AC-2NP (OH) (AC) C–OH (2NP) 1.413 –180 –194 9.18
(2NP) NO2–HO (2NP) 0.994
D4 (NO2) AC-2NP (NO2) (AC) C---HC (2NP) 2.596 –26 –383 1.31
(AC) CH---OH (2NP) 2.602
D5 (NO2) AC-9NAnt (NO2) (AC) C–CH (9NAnt) 1.543 –384 –411 10.23
(AC) C–CH (9NAnt) 1.528
D6 AC-H2O (AC) C–O (H2O) 1.369 –414 –409 9.45
(AC) C–H (H2O) 1.087
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Estimation of the superposition basis set error (BSSE) on the energy. Dotted (---) refers to the physical interactions, and direct line (−) refers to a covalent bound. The effect of the empirical dispersion on the distances is negligible.