Comment on “Gas-phase ion-molecule interactions in a collision reaction cell with triple quadrupole-inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry: Investigations with N2O as the reaction gas” by Khadouja Harouaka, Caleb Allen, Eric Bylaska, Richard M Cox,
Comment on “Gas-phase ion-molecule interactions in a collision reaction cell with triple quadrupole-inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry: Investigations with N2O as the reaction gas” by Khadouja Harouaka, Caleb Allen, Eric Bylaska, Richard M Cox,
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Khadouja Harouaka、Caleb Allen、Eric Bylaska、Richard M Cox 评论“采用三重四极杆电感耦合等离子体质谱的碰撞反应池中的气相离子-分子相互作用:以 N2O 作为反应气体的研究”,
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10.1016/j.sab.2021.106345
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2021
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Armentrout, P.B.
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Armentrout, P.B.
M+, m+ O2 3→ MO+, m+ O3(1) where M+ and MO+ represent the elemental and oxide cations, and m is their multiplicity, with the triplet multiplicity of molecular and atomic oxygen added here. They state that this reaction as written implicitly assumes that the spin is conserved. This statement apparently presumes that because O2 and O are both triplets, then spin conservation implies that the spin states of M+ and MO+ must be the same. This conclusion is incorrect. Recalling that the triplet spin state refers explicitly to the degenerate spin states (αα),(αβ+ βα), and (ββ), it can be realized that the interaction of these states with a species having multiplicity m will evolve along surfaces having spins of (m+ 2),(m), and (m-2). For example, reaction of a quintet species with O2 (total degeneracy of 5× 3= 15) will generate surfaces of septet (m= 7), quintet (m= 5), and triplet (m= 3) spin (total degeneracy of 7+ 5+ 3= 15). All of these surfaces conserve spin and vary only in whether unpaired electrons on the two reactants singlet couple or not. The same is true for the products, hence the reaction surface having septet spin can evolve to form MO+, n+ O3 products with n= 9, 7, and 5, the surface with quintet spin can have n= 7, 5, and 3, and the triplet spin surface can lead to products with n= 5, 3, and 1. Therefore, the correct relationship that describes all reactions that conserve spin is