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          <dc:title>Computational Study of Oxidation Potential Fluctuation of Ketone Molecule</dc:title>
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          <datacite:description descriptionType="Abstract">This study focus on investigating the oxidation potential ﬂuctuation of organic molecule in the solution. The organic molecule that was investigated is 3-pentanone molecule that has oxi-dation potential 0.143 V experimentally. The oxidation potential was calculated using Born-Haber cycle approximation involving the calculation of gas phase Gibbs free energy and solvation energy of reduced and the oxidized state. The reduced state represents a neutral charge molecule and the oxidized state represents a radical cation molecule. The ﬁrst, molecular dynamics (MD) simulation of both state was performed for 2 ns time. Then, 400 snapshot structures of both state molecule was captured. Gas phase Gibbs free energy and solvation energy were calculated using MP2 theory with cc-pvdz basis set and the solvation eﬀect was approached using Polarizable Continuum Model (PCM). Normal Hydrogen Electrode (NHE), that has redox potential 4.44 V experimentally, was used as reference electrode. The result shows the diﬀerent of gas phase Gibbs free energy average of both state was 756.97 ± 21.598 kJ/mol, and solvation energy average of reduced and oxidized state were -18.42 kJ/mol ± 1.482 kJ/mol, and -219.02 ± 1.094 kJ/mol respectively. Then, the oxidation potential was calculated by substituting gas phase Gibbs free energy and solvation energy into Born-Haber cycle approximation. The calculation result shows the average of oxidation po-tential value is 1.396 ± 0.225 V. The deviation of oxidation potential conﬁrms the ﬂuctuation of oxidation potential during the simulation.</datacite:description>
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          <datacite:date dateType="Issued">2013-02-01</datacite:date>
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          <jpcoar:sourceTitle>Recent development in computational science : Selected Papers from the International Symposium on Computational Science - International Symposium on Computational Science Kanazawa University, Japan</jpcoar:sourceTitle>
          <jpcoar:volume>4</jpcoar:volume>
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