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Page 1: Electrode Dynamics at Platinum-Water Interface Osamu Sugino ISSP, University of Tokyo.

Electrode Dynamics at Platinum-Water Interface

Osamu Sugino

ISSP, University of Tokyo

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Metal/water interface

• Hydrophibic/hydrophobic– wet/repel

• Redox reaction– rusting

• Catalysis– fuel cell reaction– electrolysis

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Response to external field: water

• Large dipole moment– free rotation– screening

• H-Bond network– 0.2eV (90% ionic, 10% covalent)– retardation of ~ ps

– H3O+ diffusion (Grothus)

+0.35

−0.7r=78!

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Response to ext. field: interface

• H-bond network disturbed– water-metal interaction ~0.5eV

• Contact layer formed– less mobile but not icy– dipole layer

• potential drop: bias voltage• inner Helmholtz layer

V

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Response to ext. field: reaction

• Large field and dense surface charge

• Chemical reaction (redox)– electron transfer– reactive species formed

e−

e−

e−

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First-Principles MD simulation

• Electrode dynamics @ anode in acid

e−

e−

e−

reservoirpH=0~1

H+H+H

H

H H+

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Modeling

•MD (classical nuclei and adiabatic electrons)•32 H2O + 36 Pt•Direct simulation of ~10 ps

•DFT for electrons•Bias up to ~ −0.8 V vs. SHE

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To apply bias

•Put excess e−

•Water screens within several ps•analyze the contact layer•see the reaction H3O++ e− H(ad)+H2O

e−

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+++++

+

+ +

+

--

+

+

metal-

+

+

+-

- +

DFT

water: r=78ions: Poisson-Boltzmann

Continuum theory

Effective Screening Medium

r

M.Otani. and O.S., PRB 73, 115407 (‘06)

Embed interface slab in classical medium

water

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+++++

+-

+ + +-

- -

-+

+-

+

+

+-

-+

DFT Continuum theory

)(),( rr eI )(rc•Kohn-Sham

)(rr

)()()()(4

)(rrrrV

rcIeH

r

•Poisson

)0(,,),()( crHcc rVr

•Poisson-Boltzmann continuum

)()()()()(2

1 2 rrrVrVr mmmeXCHm

r

watermetal

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Large-scale simulation

• Supercomputers

• Simplest ESM modeling– Capacitor model– Classical ions (electrolyte ions) not included

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Pt(111)/water interface

Pt

Contact layer

bulk water

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Oxygen distribution function

Pt

Contact layer

bulk water

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Contact layer formation

1 e− / 40 Pt 1 e− / 12 Pt

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Distribution function f(z)

water density larger by 20 %

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Top view

• last 2 ps

2D H-bond network

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Summary of the structure

• Contact layer– One molecular layer thick (~3 Å)– ‘Bulky’ water: z > 3Å– Water density depends on the bias

• H-bond network– 2D network at the contact layer

• Screening of water (εr~10)

– Surface electrons are densely induced

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H3O+ accepts an electron

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Reaction H3O++e-H(ad)+H2O

Red: positiveBlue: negative

relative tochargein the bulk

Population

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Adiabatic picture on charge transfer

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Adiabatic picture on charge transfer

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Level crossing

5d

Orbital energy Total energy

H(ad)+

H2 O

H3 O

++e

V

H3O+ LUMO

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Restructuring afterwards“Reorganization”

After H adsorption

H2O with O-down appears butunfavorable electrostatically

Reorientation hampered by H-bond network

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Jumping reorientation motion

0.0ps 1.8ps

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H/Pt(111) at aqueous condition

Migrates almost freely (1.7 ps)

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Summary

• New first-principles simulation of the biased metal/water interface

• Microscopic details on Helmholtz layer and reaction dynamics

• Water assists the reaction on Pt

• A step towards microscopic understanding of electrochemistry

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Thank you!

Acknowledgment

ES and ISSP Supercomputers

Collaborators

Minoru Otani (ISSP)

T. Ikeshoji (AIST), Y. Morikawa and I. Hamada (Osaka U.), Y. Okamoto (NEC)

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H/Pt(111) at vacuum

H is trapped at on-top site

Kallen et al. PRB (2001)

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DOS projected to the H3O+ orbital

Transfer from 5d band to this orbital

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遷移金属と水の相互作用 (UHV)

ロジウム / 水 相互作用IRAS 等による構造決定 ( 吉信研 ) 水の吸着エネルギー DFT 計算

By S. Meng PRB (2004)

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遷移金属 / 水界面=接触層形成

V=−0.23V vs Vpzc

V=+0.52V vs Vpzc

酸素 up 構造

酸素 down 構造

M.F.Toney Nature (’94)

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目的• 電位がかかった金属 / 水界面の構造

– 水和構造の解明• 接触層と水素結合網の形成

– 電気二重層の解明• 電位と水の応答

• 高速な化学反応(化学・電気エネルギー変換)– 水素発生、酸素発生のメカニズム– なぜ白金か?水の役割は?

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第一原理計算

液体水=分子動力学計算長い緩和時間→数 ps

CPU 1-2 週間= 1ps

•3 layer of Pt(111)•12 Pt for each layer

323

32 H2O + H

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電場をかける=表面に過剰電子を配置

Water conduction band

Watervalence band

Pt

Put excess electrons

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水の分極と遮蔽

Water conduction band

Watervalence band

Pt

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イオン分布の変化→コンデンサモデル

Water conduction band

Watervalence band

Pt

conductor

Capacitor model to mimic

role of the ions in solution

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Effective Screening Medium method

r=M.Otani. and O.S., PRB 73, 115407 (‘06)

Embed slab in

dielectric continuu

m

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Total energy expression

Poisson equation:

Kohn-Sham equation:

Non-repeated slab embedded in a dielectric continuum

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水の構造

• 負の電位を印加(負の表面電荷)– 接触層の形成は?– 水素結合網の形成は?

• ESM-FPMD (STATE) シミュレーション

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Contact water layer

0 2 4 6 80

5

10

150.25<n<0.69

H d

istr

ibu

tion

z (A)

hydrogen

0 2 4 6 80

5

10

150.25<n<0.69

O d

istr

ub

utio

n

z (A)

oxygen

−0.04 e/Pt−0.5 V

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2D H-bond network in the contact layer−0.08 e/Pt

−1.0 V

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化学反応性のシミュレーション

• ヒドロニウムイオンの導入

• 表面からの引力• 接触層へ到達• 電子移動 & プロトン移動反応→水素吸着

– H3O++e−→H2O+H(ad)

• 水素の表面拡散→会合脱離– 2H(ad)→H2

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Snapshot

0.0ps ~ 0.5ps ~ 1.4ps ~1.5ps

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Reaction intermediate

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Excess charge & Dipole moment & Pt-H distance

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Reaction intermediate

4-fold coordinated H3+!

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Reaction intermediate

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The Volmer step

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Electronic structure

How does the electron transfer?

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Population (isosurface)

: Population

Population analysis

Excess electrons

Electron deficit

+0.35

−0.70

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DOS projected to the H3O+ orbital

Transfer from 5d band to this orbital

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After the reaction

Water-assisted efficient diffusion of

H

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水が反応を促進している

1. Proton-relay via H-bond network• H+ efficiently reaches the contact layer

and the reaction site

2. Polarization of water (ε=10-20)• Large surface electron density prompts

reduction reactions

3. Water-assisted fast surface diffusion

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これからの課題• ESM の改良

– イオンによる遮蔽効果• 酸素極での反応

– 多数の経路• 白金の特異性

– 卑金属、酸化物• 非断熱計算

– TDDFT

• 大規模化・超並列化= metal O(N) 法

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http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/water/hbond.html

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Electrode Dynamics

• Non-equilibrium response of water to– existence of metal surface– application of bias potential


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