Abstract
The semi-empirical atom superposition and electron delocalization molecular orbital (ASED-MO) theory was used to study the H - Fe interaction present during the adsorption of monotomic hydrogen on Fe(110) and the subsequent absorption of the hydrogen atom in a bulk Fe vacancy. For that purpose calculations were carried out using clusters with 53 and 50 atoms, respectively. Results indicate that, in general, the hydrogen - iron interaction is stronger near the surface and near the vacancy.
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