Hello
We are studying some reactions in which H+ (positive hydrogen) and an electron are added to the reactants in each step. In fact we are studying an electro-chemical process. We would like to apply a potential (bias) to each reaction and see how they would change say investigating the
reaction at E=1.25 V and wonder that how we can apply such potential using VASP. Should we apply an electric field to simulate the process or do something about work-function ? I would appreciate any comment on this matter in advance.
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Sincerely Yours
David G.
JCU
electrode potential
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Re: electrode potential
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