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pubmed-article:19165775pubmed:abstractTextWe present the minimum-energy structures and energetics of clusters of the linear N(2)O molecule with small numbers of para-hydrogen molecules with pairwise additive potentials. Interaction energies of (p-H(2))-N(2)O and (p-H(2))-(p-H(2)) complexes were calculated by averaging the corresponding full-dimensional potentials over the H(2) angular coordinates. The averaged (p-H(2))-N(2)O potential has three minima corresponding to the T-shaped and the linear (p-H(2))-ONN and (p-H(2))-NNO structures. Optimization of the minimum-energy structures was performed using a Genetic Algorithm. It was found that p-H(2) molecules fill three solvation rings around the N(2)O axis, each of them containing up to five p-H(2) molecules, followed by accumulation of two p-H(2) molecules at the oxygen and nitrogen ends. The first solvation shell is completed at N = 17. The calculated chemical potential oscillates with cluster size up to the completed first solvation shell. These results are consistent with the available experimental measurements.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:19165775pubmed:affiliationSchool of Chemistry, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610064, People's Republic of China. zhuhua@scu.edu.cnlld:pubmed
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