QUASI-CLASSICAL TRAJECTORY CALCULATIONS OF THE THERMAL RATE COEFFICIENTS FOR THE REACTIONS H(D)-]OH(D)+O AND O+OH(D)-]O2+H(D) AS A FUNCTIONOF TEMPERATURE(O2)
Ajc. Varandas et al., QUASI-CLASSICAL TRAJECTORY CALCULATIONS OF THE THERMAL RATE COEFFICIENTS FOR THE REACTIONS H(D)-]OH(D)+O AND O+OH(D)-]O2+H(D) AS A FUNCTIONOF TEMPERATURE(O2), The Journal of chemical physics, 96(7), 1992, pp. 5137-5150
Thermal rate coefficients are calculated for the reaction, (1), H + O2
--> OH + O and its reverse, (-1), O + OH --> O2 + H, using the quasic
lassical trajectory method and the most recently reported double many-
body expansion (DMBE IV) potential energy surface for the ground elect
ronic state of the hydroperoxyl radical. The full range of temperature
s for which experimental data is available in the literature has been
covered, namely, 1000 less-than-or-equal-to T less-than-or-equal-to 30
00 K for reaction (1) and 150 less-than-or-equal-to T less-than-or-equ
al-to 3000 K for reaction (-1). The equilibrium constant has also been
evaluated. In addition, calculations of the isotopic effect on the th
ermal rate coefficient for the deuterated reactions D + O2 --> OD + O
and O + OD --> O2 + D, and equilibrium constant, are reported. The the
oretical results are shown to be in good agreement with the most recen
t and accurate experimental measurements.