491207 Molecular Dynamics of Inorganic and Polymer Interface with Force-FieldĀ parameter Based on DFT Simulation

Hiroya Nitta1, Kosuke Ohata2, Kenta Chaki2 and Taku Ozawa2, (1)JSOL Corporation, Osaka, Japan, (2)JSOL Corporation

Interface between inorganic and organic materials is a key factor in nanocomposites.

The structural and energetic properties are important points to understand physics of the composites. Molecular dynamics (MD) simulation is a powerful tool to investigate such system, however, force-field (FF) parameter set appropriate to the interfacial system is not always accessible. One approach to determine FF parameter is to optimize the parameters so that the potential surfaces calculated in FF and density functional theory (DFT) simulation coincide.

We have developed a tool to determine FF parameters for interfacial system, and all-atom (AA) or coarse-grained (CG) force-field parameter for inorganic and organic polymer systems are obtained. We have utilized SIESTA and J-0CTA for DFT and MD simulations respectively. Characteristics of polymer chain near the interface will be discussed.


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