Our company specializes in charge distribution research, an important aspect of computational chemistry that focuses on understanding charge distribution within molecules. By analyzing charge distributions, we can gain insight into the reactivity, stability, and properties of molecular systems. With our expertise and advanced computational methods, we can provide a comprehensive service to researchers, chemists, and companies seeking in-depth charge distribution analysis.
We provide accurate electrostatic potential calculations that reveal the distribution of positive and negative charges within a molecule. Our team utilizes advanced quantum mechanical calculations to generate detailed maps and plots that allow you to visualize and interpret charge distributions.
Our services include calculating and analyzing Mulliken and Hirshfeld charges. These methods assign a partial charge to each atom within a molecule, providing valuable information about electron transfer, polarizability, and molecular properties.
We offer charge decomposition analysis to identify and quantify the contribution of individual atoms or functional groups to the total charge of a system. This analysis provides a detailed understanding of the charge transfer process and identifies critical regions of reactivity.
Our charge distribution studies utilize advanced computational methods and algorithms, including density functional theory (DFT), semi-empirical methods, and molecular dynamics simulations. We employ industry-standard software packages and cutting-edge techniques to ensure accurate and reliable results.
Upon completion of our services, you will receive a comprehensive report detailing the charge distribution analysis, including electrostatic potential maps, charge decomposition analysis, and relevant molecular properties. The report will be presented in a clear and concise manner, facilitating easy interpretation and integration into your research or project.
Choose CD ComputaBio's charge distribution studies to drive the optimization of your absorbent materials. Contact us today to discuss your specific needs and benefit from our analytical expertise.