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How Small is Large Enough? Determining Minimal Cluster Sizes for Molecule Adsorption on Interstellar Amorphous Ice
Binding energies of molecules on ice mantles are important to understand the evolution of molecular complexity in molecular clouds. They are often computed using density functional theory (DFT) calculations, typically on either small amorphous ice clusters or crystalline slabs. Since these calculati
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