We use RRKM theory to calculate rate constants and product branching f
ractions for NH + NO, comparing results for an ab initio surface and t
wo recent empirical surfaces. In addition we compare trajectory and RR
KM branching fractions based on the empirical surfaces, including an a
ssessment of zero-point energy effects on branching. Our calculations
show that the ab initio and empirical surfaces give similar branching,
with results that are in good agreement with recent experiments. Traj
ectory and RRKM branching results are also close, but the HNNO lifetim
es are not. Anharmonic effects are a possible explanation of this disc
repancy.