Abstract

The authors study the stability and molecular structure of hydrogen cluster ions of the general form H{sub 3}{sup +}(H{sub 2}){sub n}. They employ a monte carlo procedure. They find that the ionic interaction between H{sub 3}{sup +} and H{sub 2} is the primary interaction leading to stability. The hydrogen molecular interactions tend to keep the molecules apart, but seems to have little effect on stability.

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