Intramolecular Conversions Over Low Barriers IX: Vibrational Bottle-Necks at Statistical Equilibrium
Intramolecular Conversions Over Low Barriers IX: Vibrational Bottle-Necks at Statistical Equilibrium
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低势垒下的分子内转化 IX:统计平衡处的振动瓶颈
DOI:
10.1002/bbpc.198800083
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发表时间:
1988
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通讯作者:
N. Chiu
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作者:
S. Bauer;D. Borchardt;N. Chiu
The presence of bottle-necks in IVR rates is indicated by the inverse dependence of a group of bimolecular rate constants on density, at low densities. The previously proposed model for relaxation times of systems in dynamic equilibrium (typical of isomerizations over low barriers) can be extended to make transparent the role of individual vibrational states. A coupling parameter can be explicitly introduced (for each molecular species) which relates the probability for intramolecular energy transfers to the amounts of energy which have to be converted from the non-involved oscillators to the one (υα) which comprises the reaction coordinate (ζ). The essential function is f(q; E), which is the number of states within the interval E and (E + ΔE) [for a total state density g(E)] which incorporate excitation of any particular v, state. The total energy space is divided into a large number of “bands” between which both collisional and collisionless energy transfers take place. The relaxation time is obtained from the lowest non-zero root of a large secular determinant.