We study a large class of one-dimensional reaction diffusion models with qu
enched disorder using a real space renormalization group method (RSRG) whic
h yields exact results at large time. Particles (e.g., of several species)
undergo diffusion with random local bias (Sinai model) and may react upon m
eeting. We obtain a detailed description of the asymptotic states (i.e., at
tractive fixed points of the RSRG), such as the large time decay of the den
sity of each specie, their associated universal amplitudes, and the spatial
distribution of particles. We also derive the spectrum of nontrivial expon
ents which characterize the convergence towards the asymptotic states. For
reactions which lead to several possible asymptotic states separated by uns
table fixed points, we analyze the dynamical phase diagram and obtain the c
ritical exponents characterizing the transitions. We also obtain a detailed
characterization of the persistence properties for single particles as wel
l as more complex patterns. We compute the decay exponents for the probabil
ity of no crossing of a given point by, respectively, the single particle t
rajectories (theta) or the thermally averaged packets (<(theta)over bar>).
The generalized persistence exponents associated to ii crossings are also o
btained. Specifying to the process A + A--> phi or A with probabilities (I,
1-r), we compute exactly the exponents delta(A)(r) and psi(r) characterizin
g the survival up to time t of a domain without any merging or with merging
s, respectively, and the exponents delta(A)(r) and psi(A)(r) characterizing
the survival up to time t of a particle A without any coalescence or with
coalescences, respectively. <(theta)over bar>, psi and delta obey hypergeom
etric equations and are numerically surprisingly close to pure system expon
ents (though associated to a completely different diffusion length). The ef
fect of additional disorder in the reaction rates, as well as some open que
stions, are also discussed. [S1063-651X(99) 15005-0].