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Minima - These are potential energy minima of a small probe molecule (Argon). The colors indicate how the space that the minimum occupies is classified. For example, most of the blue corresponds to intersection regions. Sitemaps - These pore filling representations serve to identify what areas are accessible to the probe molecule's (Argon) center of mass. The volume displayed is an iso-potential contour somewhere between 50 and 100 kJ/mol. The colors are identical to the the color of the minimum that a probe molecule at that point would move into at zero Kelvin. A steepest descent technique was used to map the grid points into their respective minima. The result is a convenient partitioning of the pore volume into "sites" that are separated by potential energy barriers. For viewing clarity, the site divisions in FAU are artifical and do not represent true energy barriers. |
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Minima |
Sitemap |
BOG |
Boggsite, 10-ring and 12-ring pores, (3D) |
[ 27k GIF ] | [ 28k GIF ] | |
CIT1 |
CIT1, non-orthogonal 10-ring and 12-ring pores (3D) |
[ 41k GIF ] | [ 55k GIF ] | |
FAU |
Faujasite, large supercages and 12-ring windows, (3D) |
[ 29k GIF ] | [ 37k GIF ] | |
FER |
Ferrierite, 8-ring and 10-ring pores (2D) |
[ 23k GIF ] | [ 34k GIF ] | |
MFI |
Silicalite, 10-ring zig-zag and 10-ring straight pores (3D) |
[ 23k GIF ] | [ 28k GIF ] | |
MOR |
Mordenite, 12-ring pores with side pockets (1D) |
[ 21k GIF ] | [ 24k GIF ] |