WANG Hao, LIU Zheng, LIANG Qiuqun, et al. Theoretical study on corrosion inhibition mechanism of six swallowtail perylene diimide gemini surfactants on alkaline zinc electrode[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (12): 5182-5191.
DOI:
WANG Hao, LIU Zheng, LIANG Qiuqun, et al. Theoretical study on corrosion inhibition mechanism of six swallowtail perylene diimide gemini surfactants on alkaline zinc electrode[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (12): 5182-5191.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20180208.
Theoretical study on corrosion inhibition mechanism of six swallowtail perylene diimide gemini surfactants on alkaline zinc electrode
To study the corrosion inhibition mechanism and adsorption behavior of perylene diimide gemini surfactants on alkaline zinc electrode
six swallowtail types were studied by density functional theory and molecular dynamics simulation. According to the calculations result of density functional theory
the frontier molecular orbital distribution is mainly located in the perylene diimide skeleton at the core of the molecule
and N atom in the perylene diimide skeleton is the reactive center of the molecule. It is shown in molecular dynamics simulations that six swallowtail perylene diimide surfactants can be interacted with the metal zinc surface in aqueous solution. N2 and P2 have a higher adsorption energy of -11315.868
-10785.698 kcal/mol and a higher diffusion coefficients in all gemini surfactants of 2.5
1.32 respectively. The results show that gemini surface active agent layer formed by N2 and P2 can effectively prevent the corrosion particles of OH-. Besides
it can also play a role of excellent corrosion inhibition effect on the zinc metal surface.