Atomic Alignment Effect in the Dissociative Energy Transfer Reactions of Metal Carbonyls [Fe (CO)5, Ni (CO)4] with Oriented Ar (3P2)
Atomic Alignment Effect in the Dissociative Energy Transfer Reactions of Metal Carbonyls [Fe (CO)5, Ni (CO)4] with Oriented Ar (3P2)
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金属羰基化合物 [Fe (CO)5, Ni (CO)4] 与取向 Ar (3P2) 解离能转移反应中的原子排列效应
DOI:
10.1021/jp206670w
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发表时间:
2011
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Y. Matsuura
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作者:
H. Ohoyama;Y. Matsuura
The atomic alignment effect has been studied for the dissociative energy transfer reaction of metal carbonyls (Fe(CO)5, Ni(CO)4) with the oriented Ar (3P2,MJ= 2). The emission intensity from the excited metal products (Fe*, Ni*) has been measured as a function of the atomic alignment in the collision frame. The selectivity of the atomic orbital alignment of Ar (3P2,MJ= 2) (rank 2 moment, a2) is found to be opposite for the two reaction systems; the Fe(CO)5reaction is favorable at the Π configuration (positive a2), while the Ni(CO)4reaction is favorable at the Σ configuration (negative a2). Moreover, a significant spin alignment effect (rank 4 moment, a4) is recognized only in the Ni(CO)4reaction. The atomic alignment effect turns out to be essentially different between the two reaction systems; the Fe(CO)5reaction is controlled by the configuration of the half-filled 3p atomic orbital of Ar (3P2) in the collision frame (Ldependence), whereas the Ni(CO)4reaction is controlled by the configuration of the total angular momentJ(including spin) of Ar (3P2) in the collision frame (Jdependence). As the origin ofJdependence observed only in the Ni(CO)4reaction, the correlation (and/or the interference) between two electron exchange processes via the electron rearrangements is proposed.