Simulation Verification of Barrierless HONO Formation from the Oxidation Reaction System of NO, Cl, and Water in the Atmosphere
Simulation Verification of Barrierless HONO Formation from the Oxidation Reaction System of NO, Cl, and Water in the Atmosphere
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大气中NO、Cl、水氧化反应体系无障碍生成HONO的模拟验证
DOI:
10.1021/acs.est.1c01773
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Wenxing Wang
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作者:
Xianwei Zhao;Xiangli Shi;Xiaohui Ma;Junjie Wang;Fei Xu;Qingzhu Zhang;Ying Li;Zhuochao Teng;Yanan Han;Qiao Wang;Wenxing Wang
Nitrous acid (HONO) is a major source of hydroxyl (OH) radicals, and identifying its source is crucial to atmospheric chemistry. Here, a new formation route of HONO from the reaction of NO with Cl radicals with the aid of one or two water molecules [(Cl) (NO) (H2O)n(n= 1–2)] as well as on the droplet surface was found by Born–Oppenheimer molecular dynamic simulation and metadynamic simulation. The (Cl) (NO) (H2O)1(monohydrate) system exhibited a free-energy barrier of approximately 0.95 kcal mol–1, whereas the (Cl) (NO) (H2O)2(dihydrate) system was barrierless. For the dihydrate system and the reaction of NO with Cl radicals on the droplet surface, only one water molecule participated in the reaction and the other acted as the “solvent” molecule. The production rates of HONO suggested that the monohydrate system ([NO] = 8.56 × 1012molecule cm–3, [Cl] = 8.00 × 106molecule cm–3, [H2O] = 5.18 × 1017molecule cm–3) could account for 40.3% of the unknown HONO production rate (Punknown) at site 1 and 53.8% ofPunknownat site 2 in the East China Sea. This study identified the importance of the reaction system of NO, Cl, and water molecules in the formation of HONO in the marine boundary layer region.