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Comprehensive Atomistic Simulations of Fischer–Tropsch in Outer Space: Astrocatalysis by Fe13–Supported Nanoclusters on SiO2

Comprehensive Atomistic Simulations of Fischer–Tropsch in Outer Space: Astrocatalysis by Fe13–Supported Nanoclusters on SiO2

por Albert Rimola | Dic 12, 2025 | Publication

A realistic computational model demonstrates that silica-supported iron nanoclusters can act as effective astrocatalysts for Fischer–Tropsch-type reactions in space, enabling the formation of methanol, ethanol, and hydrocarbons at temperatures above 100 K by...
Predicting accurate binding energies and vibrational spectroscopic features of interstellar icy species. A quantum mechanical study

Predicting accurate binding energies and vibrational spectroscopic features of interstellar icy species. A quantum mechanical study

por Albert Rimola | Dic 12, 2025 | Publication

Quantum chemical calculations provide accurate binding energies and simulated infrared spectra for key molecules (like CO, CO₂, CH₃OH) adsorbed on water ice, serving as crucial reference data for interpreting observations from telescopes like JWST and understanding...
Formation of the glycine isomer glycolamide (NH2C(O)CH2OH) on the surfaces of interstellar ice grains: Insights from atomistic simulations

Formation of the glycine isomer glycolamide (NH2C(O)CH2OH) on the surfaces of interstellar ice grains: Insights from atomistic simulations

por Albert Rimola | Dic 12, 2025 | Publication

Computational studies reveal the formation of the detected interstellar molecule syn-glycolamide is feasible on icy grains through the low-barrier coupling of formamide and formaldehyde radicals followed by hydrogenation, with the anti-to-syn isomerization likely...
Gaseous methanol in cold environments: is thermal desorption from low binding energy sites the explanation?

Gaseous methanol in cold environments: is thermal desorption from low binding energy sites the explanation?

por Albert Rimola | Dic 12, 2025 | Publication

The binding energy distribution of methanol on interstellar ice grains, particularly a low-energy fraction (ca. 2%, 10 kJ mol⁻¹), enables its thermal desorption into the gas phase even in cold cosmic environments, resolving a long-standing observational challenge....
Hot Sulfur on the Rocks: The Reaction of Electronically Excited Sulfur Atoms with Water in an Ice-Surface Model

Hot Sulfur on the Rocks: The Reaction of Electronically Excited Sulfur Atoms with Water in an Ice-Surface Model

por Albert Rimola | Dic 12, 2025 | Publication

Theoretical simulations of the reaction of excited atomic sulfur (¹D) with water on an 18-molecule ice cluster reveal that the ice environment stabilizes novel products (H₂OS and HOSH) by dissipating energy and altering reaction pathways, demonstrating that gas-phase...
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