2011
DOI: 10.1134/s0022476611040202
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Topological modeling of the reactive capacity and biological activity of some amino-polysaccharides

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“…Surface geometry leads to a significant modification of Tamm states. Thus, we can distinguish the following phenomena: (1) the stretching of Tamm's orbitals outside the particle with a decrease in its size [33] (the formation of chemically uncompensated valence orbitals-"dangling bonds" capable of "capturing" incident molecules from the gas phase); (2) an increase in the Coulson free valence index of Tamm orbitals with an increase in the curvature of the surface [34]; and (3) the shift of a pair of levels of Tamm states to the middle of the band gap as the curvature of the surface of nanoparticles in ionic crystals increases (decrease in the effective band gap) [35]-a decrease in the electron localization energy when the energy bands are curved as a result of surface charging. For example, for adsorbates, there is a "collapse" of the forbidden zone during the adsorption of water molecules [12,36].…”
Section: The Nature Of the Electronic Component In Ionic Nanocrystalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surface geometry leads to a significant modification of Tamm states. Thus, we can distinguish the following phenomena: (1) the stretching of Tamm's orbitals outside the particle with a decrease in its size [33] (the formation of chemically uncompensated valence orbitals-"dangling bonds" capable of "capturing" incident molecules from the gas phase); (2) an increase in the Coulson free valence index of Tamm orbitals with an increase in the curvature of the surface [34]; and (3) the shift of a pair of levels of Tamm states to the middle of the band gap as the curvature of the surface of nanoparticles in ionic crystals increases (decrease in the effective band gap) [35]-a decrease in the electron localization energy when the energy bands are curved as a result of surface charging. For example, for adsorbates, there is a "collapse" of the forbidden zone during the adsorption of water molecules [12,36].…”
Section: The Nature Of the Electronic Component In Ionic Nanocrystalsmentioning
confidence: 99%