Nanoscale aggregates of molecules exhibit different properties than bulk compounds [1]. Using the molecular dynamics simulation method [2] we study the system composed of fifty water molecules spread out evenly over fullerene surface. In our calculations we have applied the well-known Lennard-Jones interatomic potential. We have calculated the radial distribution function, velocity autocorrelation functions (linear and angular) and theirs corresponding spectra. Both solid and liquid state phases of (H₂O)₅₀ over C₆₀ surface have been investigated. The considerable differences between dynamical properties of pure water cluster (H₂O)₅₀ and C₆₀(H₂O)₅₀ cluster are observed.

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