I am trying to determine free energy profile of intermediate adsorption on a catalyst surface using VASP. how do I obtain the Gibbs free energies. It is not listed asa value in the output files. Thank you in advance.
The above answer correctly tells how to calculate an adsorption energy, but it is not a Gibbs free energy, and also does not have zero-point energy corrections. To get the Gibbs free energy of adsorption (which is a function of temperature), you need to add corrections. One way to do this is to perform vibrational calculations (from the relaxed geometry) and use ASE's thermochemistry functions: https://wiki.fysik.dtu.dk/ase/ase/thermochemistry/thermochemistry.html . I believe you can do something similar with VASPKit and PyMatGen.
Thank you Matthew M. Montemore Thats where the problem starts for me. are the ASE codes compatible with VASP? or should I just use the thermochemistry function on VASPKIT?
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