Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates.
A quantum-mechanical model is designed for the calculation of termolecular association reaction rate coefficients in the low-pressure fall-off regime. The dynamics is set up within the energy transfer mechanism and the kinetic scheme is the steady-state approximation. We applied this model to the fo...
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description | A quantum-mechanical model is designed for the calculation of termolecular association reaction rate coefficients in the low-pressure fall-off regime. The dynamics is set up within the energy transfer mechanism and the kinetic scheme is the steady-state approximation. We applied this model to the formation of ozone O + O2 + M --> O3 + M for M = Ar, making use of semiquantitative potential energy surfaces. The stabilization process is treated by means of the vibrational close-coupling infinite order sudden scattering theory. Major approximations include the neglect of the O3 vibrational bending mode and rovibrational couplings. We calculated individual isotope-specific rate constants and rate constant ratios over the temperature range 10-1000 K and the pressure fall-off region 10(-7)-10(2) bar. The present results show a qualitative and semiquantitative agreement with available experiments, particularly in the temperature region of atmospheric interest. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:0fca6be0-7868-4bbe-a701-7b08efeab9a42022-03-26T09:52:55ZQuantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:0fca6be0-7868-4bbe-a701-7b08efeab9a4EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2004Charlo, DClary, DA quantum-mechanical model is designed for the calculation of termolecular association reaction rate coefficients in the low-pressure fall-off regime. The dynamics is set up within the energy transfer mechanism and the kinetic scheme is the steady-state approximation. We applied this model to the formation of ozone O + O2 + M --> O3 + M for M = Ar, making use of semiquantitative potential energy surfaces. The stabilization process is treated by means of the vibrational close-coupling infinite order sudden scattering theory. Major approximations include the neglect of the O3 vibrational bending mode and rovibrational couplings. We calculated individual isotope-specific rate constants and rate constant ratios over the temperature range 10-1000 K and the pressure fall-off region 10(-7)-10(2) bar. The present results show a qualitative and semiquantitative agreement with available experiments, particularly in the temperature region of atmospheric interest. |
spellingShingle | Charlo, D Clary, D Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates. |
title | Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates. |
title_full | Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates. |
title_fullStr | Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates. |
title_full_unstemmed | Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates. |
title_short | Quantum-mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three-body recombination reactions: application to ozone formation rates. |
title_sort | quantum mechanical calculations on pressure and temperature dependence of three body recombination reactions application to ozone formation rates |
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