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Unveiling Water Adsorption Dynamics on N and Br-Modified Anatase TiO₂ (101) Surfaces: A DFT Study
Understanding water adsorption on catalyst surfaces through DFT studies is essential for uncovering interaction mechanisms and enhancing surface reactivity. Defect modulation in oxide-based semiconductors like TiO₂ is pivotal for applications in catalysis, geophysics, and biochemistry. This study uses periodic DFT calculations to investigate water adsorption on Br- and N-doped TiO₂ (101) surfaces. The results indicate that Br and N doping enhances surface reactivity, yielding higher adsorption energy of -0.873 eV for a single water molecule compared to -0.654 eV for undoped TiO₂. An increase in the number of water molecules leads to cluster formation on the modified surface, demonstrating improved adsorption capability. Moreover, Br and N dopants facilitate water dissociation, suggesting an elevated radical’s production. This study is significant as it deepens our understanding of the surface behavior of doped oxide materials, i.e., TiO2, paving the way for enhanced insights into their catalytic properties and potential applications in heterogeneous catalysis.
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