INVESTIGATIONS OF THE REACTIONS OF TRIETHOXYCHLOROSILANE, TETRAETHOXYSILANE, TRIETHOXYSILANE, TRICHLOROSILANE AND TRIFLUOROSILANE WITH ATOMIC OXYGEN IN THE ELECTRONIC GROUND-STATE [O(P-3)]
C. Buchta et al., INVESTIGATIONS OF THE REACTIONS OF TRIETHOXYCHLOROSILANE, TETRAETHOXYSILANE, TRIETHOXYSILANE, TRICHLOROSILANE AND TRIFLUOROSILANE WITH ATOMIC OXYGEN IN THE ELECTRONIC GROUND-STATE [O(P-3)], Zeitschrift für physikalische Chemie, 190, 1995, pp. 167-181
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The rates of the reactions of triethoxychlorosilane, tetraethoxysilane
, triethoxysilane and trifluorosilane with atomic oxygen in the ground
state [O(P-3)] were measured in a discharge flow system with mass spe
ctrometric detection. The measurements were performed in an excess of
O-atoms in the temperature range 293 K < T < 773 K. Only the rate coef
ficients of trifluorosilane were determined in a smaller temperature i
nterval from 573 K to 773 K. The obtained second order rate constants
can be represented by straight lines in an Arrhenius plot. They can be
approximated by the following expressions: Triethoxychlorosilane, (C2
H5O)(3)SiCl: k(T) = (3.8 +/- 0.8) X 10(12) X exp (- (1490 +/- 150 K/T)
cm(3)mol(-1)s(-1). Tetraethoxysilane, (C2H5O)(4)Si: k(T) = (2.7 +/- 0
.5) X 10(12) X exp (- (1320 +/- 130) K/T) cm(3)mol(-1)s(-1). Triethoxy
silane, (C2H5O)(3)SiH: k(total) = k(Si-H) + k(C-H) k(total) = 7 X 10(1
2) exp (-1840 K/T) + 4 X 10(12) exp (-1490 K/T) cm(3)mol(-1)s(-1). Err
or limits: Frequency factor +/- 25%, activation energy +/- 15%. Triflu
orosilane, F3SiH: k(T) = (5 +/- 2) X 10(12) X exp (- (2350 +/- 300) K/
T) cm(3)mol(-1)s(-1). The resulting activation energies are for trieth
oxychlorosilane with O-atoms 12.4 kJ/mol, for tetraethoxysilane 11.0 k
J/mol, for triethoxysilane 15 kJ/mol (attack at Si-H bond) and 12 kJ/m
ol (attack at alkoxysidechain) and for trifluorosilane 20 kJ/mol. For
the reaction of trichlorosilane with O(P-3)-atoms a product analysis i
n the now system was performed. Here Cl-atoms, Cl-2-molecules and HCl
were found giving a hint for the reaction mechanism. The data of the p
resent publication together with data from previously performed measur
ements give a rather complete picture of the behaviour of silanes with
strong electronegative substituents.