H2 exchange reaction at T = 3 and 300 K: A characteristic propensity for reactive versus nonreactive trajectories found in the time-dependent interaction potential and a roaming-like libration motion at cold temperature
H2 exchange reaction at T = 3 and 300 K: A characteristic propensity for reactive versus nonreactive trajectories found in the time-dependent interaction potential and a roaming-like libration motion at cold temperature
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T = 3 和 300 K 时的 H2 交换反应:在依赖时间的相互作用势和低温下的漫游式振动运动中发现的反应性轨迹与非反应性轨迹的特征倾向
DOI:
10.1002/jccs.202100539
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Dino Wilson Agerico
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作者:
Kasai Toshio;Muthiah Balaganesh;Po Xin‐Hui;Yan Chu‐Chun;Lin King‐Chuen;Tanudji Jeffrey;Dino Wilson Agerico
Pattern analysis of the impact‐parameter dependent trajectory for the H + H2exchange reaction was performed at temperaturesT= 3 and 300 K by employing the quasi‐classical trajectory calculation on a London‐Eyring‐Polanyi‐Sato surface. We find that (a) 0.66 fraction of reactive trajectories throughoutb= 0.0 ~ 5.0 Å atT= 3 K, while only 0.33 atT= 300 K only forb= 0.0 ~ 1.5 Å and decreases soon to zero forb= 2.5 ~ 5.0 Å. (b) Ninety eight percent of the trajectories showed direct collision pattern atT= 300 K, while atT= 3 K, 72% for direct collision trajectories and 28% showed the intermediate H + H2complex formation pattern. These results suggest that nonzero impact‐parameter trajectories play a role atT= 3 K to enhance reactivity due to long‐range attraction forces. Trajectory pattern analysis reveals a characteristic propensity rule between the amplitude of the time‐dependent interaction potential and the trajectory reactivity, thus we can judge if a trajectory is reactive or nonreactive. The analysis also proposes a roaming‐like libration motion atT= 3 K like in the interstellar clouds.