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. 2015 Dec 1;143(21):219901. doi: 10.1063/1.4936923

Erratum: “Pairwise-additive force fields for selected aqueous monovalent ions from adaptive force matching” [J. Chem. Phys. 143, 194505 (2015)]

Jicun Li 1, Feng Wang 1,a)
PMCID: PMC5145270  PMID: 26646893

We made a mistake when we calculated the ΔGODL correction term.1 Although the mistake does not change the salt solvation free energies, it changes the single ion hydration free energies and significantly reduces the need for the fudge factor. With the correct ΔGODL, the optimal fudge factor became 8 kJ/mol for the cations and −8 kJ/mol for the anions. These values are smaller than the experimental uncertainties in determining single ion hydration free energies. The updated Table IV is provided below.

TABLE IV.

The solvation free energy for the single ions and the salts (kJ/mol). The MP2-AFM solvation free energy (ΔGslv) can be calculated by multiplying the solvation free energy determined with BAR (ΔGsim) by 1.564 (see text) and add the correction term (ΔGcorr).

Ion/salt ΔGsim ΔGcorr ΔGslv (MP2-AFM) ΔGslv (fudged) ΔGslv (expt.) Error (%)
Na+ −228.44 −105.97 −463.72 −455.72 −423.8 7.5
Na(lc)+ −192.40 −105.97 −407.28 −399.28 −423.8 −5.8
K+ −161.79 −105.97 −359.34 −351.34 −352.0 −0.2
Cl −279.48 141.85 −295.83 −303.83 −304.2 −0.1
Br −259.36 141.85 −264.32 −272.32 −277.4 −1.8
NaCl −507.92 35.88 −759.55 −728.0 4.3
Na(lc)Cl −471.88 35.88 −703.11 −728.0 −3.4
NaBr −487.80 35.88 −728.04 −701.2 3.8
Na(lc)Br −451.76 35.88 −671.60 −701.2 −4.2
KCl −441.27 35.88 −655.18 −656.2 −0.2
KBr −421.15 35.88 −623.66 −629.4 −0.9

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