UV-induced protonation of molecules adsorbed on ice surfaces at low temperature.
UV-induced protonation of molecules adsorbed on ice surfaces at low temperature.
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低温下吸附在冰表面的分子的紫外线诱导质子化。
DOI:
10.1063/1.2925209
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发表时间:
2008
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通讯作者:
Heon Kang
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作者:
Eui;Chang;Joon;S. Park;Heon Kang
UV irradiation of ice films adsorbed with methylamine molecules induces protonation of the adsorbate molecules at low temperature (50-130 K). The observation indicates that long-lived protonic defects are created in the ice film by UV light, and they transfer protons to the adsorbate molecules via tunneling mechanism at low temperature. The methylammonium ion formed by proton transfer remains to be stable at the ice surface. It is suggested that this solid-phase protonation might play a significant role in the production of molecular ions in interstellar clouds.