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Original Articles

Nano Structure Study on the First Series Transition Cations Inside B16N16-Nanotube in Point of Electromagnetic Interaction

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Pages 798-808 | Published online: 14 Mar 2014
 

Abstract

The effect of electromagnetic interaction of transition cations inside the B16N16 nanotube has been investigated with theoretical methods. First, calculations have been conducted to systemically investigate the stability and magnetic properties of d orbitals transitional-metal cations through doped in the B16N16 nanotube. After calculating the total energy and band gap of energy in the nanotubes B16N16(X2+) (X = from Sc to Zn), we have plotted graphs of total energy and band gap changes in terms of the atomic number. Then, we calculated the potential difference between the central cations with atoms of nitrogen and boron nanotube body. We plotted as a graph the potential difference in terms of quantities such as dipole moment and quadrupole moment and the atomic number and the total energy and the gap of energy. Also, we have studied orbital splitting and Jahn-Teller distortions in nanotube field for d-orbitals of metal transition cations.

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