Crystalline and Electronic Structures of Molecular Solid C50Cl% 10: First-Principles Calculation
Abstract
A molecular solid C50Cl10 with possible crystalline structures, including the hexagonal-close-packed (hcp) phase, the face-centered cubic (fcc) phase, and a hexagonal monolayer, is predicted in terms of first-principles calculation within the density functional theory. The stable structures are determined from the total-energy calculations, where the hcp phase is uncovered more stable than the fcc phase and the hexagonal monolayer in energy per molecule. The energy bands and density of states for hcp and fcc C50Cl10 are presented. The results show that C50Cl% 10 molecules can form either a hcp or fcc indirect-gap band insulator or an insulating hexagonal monolayer.
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