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Greetings,
I did geometric optimization of water molecule to find out its dipole moment. However, on changing the cell size under 'ABC' and also the water configuration, I am constantly getting different dipole moment. Does the dipole moment of optimized water depend on cell size and water configuration? I think the dipole moment should be the same regardless of cell size and water configuration after geometry optimization.
Note: I used Barry phase formula for calculating dipole moment with 'PERIODIC=T'
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two possibilities:
1) if you are doing periodic calculations, you have dipole-dipole interactions that
are cell dependent and lead to a very slow convergence of the local dipole.
2) If you check the cell dipole in the output file, you get polarization/cell volume.
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Dear Professor,
I did geometry optimization of only a single water molecule to find its gas phase dipole moment using PBE/GTH-TZV2P method/basis set. I also did gas phase geometry optimization by turning off the cell pbc, but still I calculate different dipole moment of water. I also distorted the water molecule structure and the final optimized structure is fine with O-H covalent bond length of 0.97Å and 103.9° HOH bond angle. However, the dipole moment keep on changing if we change the cell size and also the water configuration.
I need the exact gas phase dipole moment of water using PBE/GTH-TZV2P for calculating its dipole moment in condensed phase.
Could you please help me how can I get accurate gas phase dipole moment of optimized water?
Thank You very much Professor for you reply.
Please find attached my input file to find out optimized water dipole moment.
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Making the box size very large (whether periodic cell or non-periodic), converges the dipole moment of water that is ~1.957 D using PBE/TZV2P-GTH method/basis set. Also, I did just single point calculation on the optimized water, that also match ~1.96 D water dipole moment.
Is this fine doing these methods to find gas phase water dipole moment?
Thank You very much.
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Rajendra Maharjan
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Nov 15, 2022, 4:46:38 AM11/15/22
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Hi
have a look at https://cccbdb.nist.gov/ to see the basis set dependence of the H2O dipole moment for many methods and
functionals.