ADSORPTION OF HYDROCARBON FRAGMENTS CH, CH₂ AND CH₃ ON THE SURFACE OF THE FULLERENE C60 MOLECULE

Kh.I. Jabborov, A.Kh. Rasulov, D.V. Alyabev

Samarqand davlat universiteti ilmiy tadqiqotlar axborotnomasi · 2026-yil

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Modeling of the adsorption of CH, CH₂, and CH₃ fragments on fullerene C₆₀ was performed. Interatomic interactions were described using a hybrid potential scheme implemented in LAMMPS. The hydrocarbon fragment was initially located at a distance of 10 Å above the C₆₀ surface, directly above the apex of the carbon atom belonging to the hexagonal ring, and then directed toward the fullerene cage. The CH and CH₂ fragments readily form stable chemical bonds with the fullerene surface at an incident hydrocarbon energy of 1 eV, indicating that this kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome the activation barrier of C–C bond formation. The CH₃ fragment does not undergo stable adsorption at the same incident hydrocarbon energy and requires an incident hydrocarbon energy of 5 eV for bond formation. This difference can be explained by the higher structural stability of the CH₃ radical and steric shielding of the carbon center by three hydrogen atoms.

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MualliflarKh.I. Jabborov, A.Kh. Rasulov, D.V. Alyabev
JurnalSamarqand davlat universiteti ilmiy tadqiqotlar axborotnomasi
Nashr sanasi2026-07-01
Jild2
Son3
Betlar162-167
DOI10.59251/2181-3973.2025.v1.138.1.3991

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