1，2－二甲氧基乙烷的真空紫外光电离和光解离

利用同步辐射真空紫外光对1，2－二甲氧基乙烷进行光电离解离研究，得到了 该分子的电离势为（9.33±0.04)eV，碎片离子CH_3OCH_2CH_3~+和CH_3OCH_2~+的 出现势分别为(9.83±0.05)eV, (9.99±0.05)eV，根据实验结果和B3LYP／6－31＋ G(d)理论计算的结果，分析了可能的解离通道，并得到了离子生成焓、键解离能这 些重要的热力学数据。     

环氧乙烷的真空紫外同步辐射光电离与光解离

利用真空紫外同步辐射和自制的飞行时间质谱（TOF－MS）仪,研究了环氧乙烷的光电离与光解离过程,通过测量各离子的光电高效率（PIE）曲线,获得了该分子的电离势和所有碎片离子的出现势．分析了离子的光电离解离通道,并讨论了它们的竞争情况．结合有关公认的热力学数据,算出它们的标准生成焓．     

氟里昂134a的真空紫外光电离和光解离的同步辐射研究

利用同步辐射真空紫外光研究了氟里昂134a(CH₂FCF₃)的光电离和光解离过程,通过测量各离子的光电离效率曲线,得到了该分子的电离能(12.68±0.04)eV和所有碎片离子的出现势,运用Gaussian-03计算了母体和中性碎片及相应离子的电子态、对称性和能量.结合理论计算结果对离子出现势的理论值和实验值进行了比较,分析了母体离子可能的光解离通道.     

二氯甲烷同步辐射光电离的动力学研究

采用VUV同步辐射光源，在超声射流冷却条件下研究了二氯甲烷（CH2Cl2）光电离及其解离电离的动力学过程，测得CH2Cl2的电离能（IP）为11．32士0．01eV．通过对CH2Cl2光解离电离过程产生的碎片离子的出现势（AP）的测定，并结合有关中性分子的热力学数据，估算出该体系中有关离子的标准生成焓、中性分子和离子型分子中的键能及母体离子的解离能（DE）等一系列热力学数据．对CH2Cl2分子VUV光解离电离通道进行了细致的分析．     

氯乙烯的真空紫外光电离

利用同步辐射(SR)作为真空紫外光源,结合超声分子束装置,可从分子反应动力学的角度对各种分子及小团簇在全波长范围内进行光电离和光离解研究.例如:通过光电离质谱对各种反应产物进行认定;结合光电离效率曲线(PIE)测定分子及团簇的电离能,确定能级结构.本文报导了对C_2H_3Cl 在50—140nm 波长范围内进行光电离研究的初步结果.我们用四极质谱测量了各种离子碎片的光电离谱,讨论了该分子的单光子电离的反应通道.1 实验     

溴乙烷光电离解离的理论计算和实验

分子的电离电势、键能和离子的标准生成焓等都是非常重要的物理化学数据,它们对化学反应机理等研究有很大帮助,精确测定离子的出现势,就可以获得这些热力学常数.迄今为止,有关溴乙烷(Ｃ2Ｈ5Ｂｒ)电离解离过程的研究已有若干报导[1-3],但这些结果均是在常温条件下,用电子轰击电离、彭宁电离或真空紫外灯辐照等方法获得的,由于常伴有热带效应、离子分子反应、离子对形成等过程[4],其结果的准确性往往较差.本文首次报导使用同步辐射光源对Ｃ2Ｈ5Ｂｒ进行光电离解离研究.通过准确测量母体离子以及几种主要碎片离子的出现势,结合已有的公认的热力…     

间硝基苯胺的同步辐射光电离研究

利用同步辐射光电质谱法对间硝基苯脘进行了研究，测得了其电离势ＩＰ为９．６６０．０５ｅＶ，以及一些碎片离子出现势ＡＰ，计算出离解能Ｄ０（Ｎ２Ｏ－Ｃ６Ｈ６Ｎ＾＋）和离子生成焓ΔＨｆ（Ｃ６Ｈ６Ｎ＾＋）。给出了间硝基苯胺的同步辐射同离质谱图，并对主要碎片离子的产生过程进行了初步分析。     

CH3I同步辐射光电离及生成焓、键能和质子亲合势的测定

在超声射流冷却条件下用VUV同步辐射研究了CH3I分子的光电离过程。测定了CH3I光电离及解离电离产生的CH3I^+, CH3^+和I^+的出现势, 结合已确认的热力学数据, 估算出体系中有关离子的标准生成焓、分子和分子离子的键能、自由基的质子亲合势及母体离子的解离能等数据。对CH3I分子VUV光解离电离通道进行了分析。     

van der Waals团簇ArHCl的光电离研究

用同步辐射光源和光电离质谱研究了分子束中ArHClvanderWaals（vdW）团簇的光电离过程．测量结果表明，分子束中的ArHCl的浓匠与气源压力近似满足如下关系式：a（ArHCl）％＝179×10-8.首次给出了ArHCl团簇的光电高效率曲线，并测得ArHCl 的出现势为12.52±0.03eV。根据实验测量的HCl和ArHCl的电高能，计算出Ar－HCl 的解高能为022±0.03eV.用Gaussian－94w量化程序计算出解高能约为0.16eV.实验表明当团簇内的Ar电离时，ArHCl 质谱峰强度明显低于预计的强度，是由于体系电离后发生了电荷转移及解离过程．     

二溴甲烷的同步辐射光电离研究

采用５０～２００ｎｍ同步辐射光，对ＣＨ２Ｂｒ２的光电离过程进行了研究，根据测定的母体离子及其碎片离子出现势，得到二溴甲烷的绝热电离势为１０．２３±０．０１ｅＶ，并获得了离子的生成焓，解离能及键能等热力学数据，分析了碎片离子的光解离电离通道。     

Si(CH3)3Cl分子电离电势和化学键能的测定

The photoionization spectroscopy of Si(CH3)3Cl in the range of 50 -130 nm was studied with synchrotron radiation source. The adiabatic ionization potentials of molecule Si(CH3)3Cl and radical Si(CH3)3 are 10.06 ±0.02 eV and 7.00±0.03 eV respectively. In addition, the appearance potentials of Si(CH3)2Cl+, Si(CH3)3+, SiCl+ and SiCH3+ were determined:
AP(Si(CH3)2Cl+) ＝10.49±0.02eV, AP(Si(CH3)3+) ＝ 11.91 ±0.02eV
AP(SiCl+) ＝ 18.64 ±0.06eV, AP(SiCH3+)＝ 18.62 ±0.02eV
From these, some chemical bond energies of Si(CH3)3Cl+ were calculated:
D(Si(CH3)2Cl+ - CH3) ＝0.43 ±0.02eV, D(Si(CH3)3+ - Cl) ＝ 1.85 ± 0.02eV
D(SiCH3+ - (2CH3 ＋ Cl)) ＝ 8.56 ± 0．06eV, D(SiCH3+ - 2CH3) ＝6.71±0．06eV
D(SiCl+ - 3CH3) ＝ 8.58 ± 0.06eV, D(SiCl＋- 2CH3) ＝ 8.15 ±0.06eV
D(SiCH3+- (CH3 ＋ Cl)) ＝8.13 ±0.06eV     

ClO radical yields in the reaction of O(1D) with Cl2, HCl, chloromethanes, and chlorofluoromethanes

Absolute ClO radical product yields in the gas-phase reactions of O((1)D) with Cl(2), HCl, CCl(4), CHCl(3), CH(2)Cl(2), CH(3)Cl, CFCl(3), CF(2)Cl(2), CF(3)Cl, CHFCl(2), and CHF(2)Cl are reported. Product yields were measured using pulsed-laser photolysis of O(3) to produce O((1)D) in the presence of excess reactant combined with dual wavelength differential cavity ring-down spectroscopic detection of the ClO radical. ClO radical absorption cross sections for the A(2)Π(v = 10) ← X(2)Π(v = 0) transition band head near 280 nm were determined between 200 and 296 K as part of this work. The ClO product yields obtained at room temperature were Cl(2) (0.77 ± 0.10), HCl (0.20 ± 0.04), CCl(4) (0.79 ± 0.04), CHCl(3) (0.77 ± 0.04), CH(2)Cl(2) (0.73 ± 0.04), CH(3)Cl (0.46 ± 0.06), CFCl(3) (0.79 ± 0.04), CF(2)Cl(2) (0.76 ± 0.06), CF(3)Cl (0.82 ± 0.06), CHFCl(2) (0.73 ± 0.05), and CHF(2)Cl (0.56 ± 0.03), where the quoted error limits are 2σ of the measurement precision. ClO product yields in the O((1)D) + Cl(2) and CFCl(3) reactions were found to be independent of temperature between 200 and 296 K, within the precision of the measurements. The absolute ClO yields obtained in this study are compared with previously reported values determined using relative and indirect methods.     

Combined vacuum ultraviolet laser and synchrotron pulsed field ionization study of CH2BrCl

The pulsed field ionization-photoelectron (PFI-PE) spectrum of bromochloromethane (CH2BrCl) in the region of 85,320-88,200 cm-1 has been measured using vacuum ultraviolet laser. The vibrational structure resolved in the PFI-PE spectrum was assigned based on ab initio quantum chemical calculations and Franck-Condon factor predictions. At energies 0-1400 cm-1 above the adiabatic ionization energy (IE) of CH2BrCl, the Br-C-Cl bending vibration progression (nu1+=0-8) of CH2BrCl+ is well resolved and constitutes the major structure in the PFI-PE spectrum, whereas the spectrum at energies 1400-2600 cm-1 above the IE(CH2BrCl) is found to exhibit complex vibrational features, suggesting perturbation by the low lying excited CH2BrCl+(A 2A") state. The assignment of the PFI-PE vibrational bands gives the IE(CH2BrCl)=85,612.4+/-2.0 cm-1 (10.6146+/-0.0003 eV) and the bending frequencies nu1+(a1')=209.7+/-2.0 cm-1 for CH2BrCl+(X2A'). We have also examined the dissociative photoionization process, CH2BrCl+hnu-->CH2Cl++Br+e-, in the energy range of 11.36-11.57 eV using the synchrotron based PFI-PE-photoion coincidence method, yielding the 0 K threshold or appearance energy AE(CH2Cl+)=11.509+/-0.002 eV. Combining the 0 K AE(CH2Cl+) and IE(CH2BrCl) values obtained in this study, together with the known IE(CH2Cl), we have determined the 0 K bond dissociation energies (D0) for CH2Cl+-Br (0.894+/-0.002 eV) and CH2Cl-Br (2.76+/-0.01 eV). We have also performed CCSD(T, full)/complete basis set (CBS) calculations with high-level corrections for the predictions of the IE(CH2BrCl), AE(CH2Cl+), IE(CH2Cl), D0(CH2Cl+-Br), and D0(CH2Cl-Br). The comparison between the theoretical predictions and experimental determinations indicates that the CCSD(T, full)/CBS calculations with high-level corrections are highly reliable with estimated error limits of <17 meV.     

Gas-phase SN2 and bromine abstraction reactions of chloride ion with bromomethane: reaction cross sections and energy disposal into products

Reaction cross sections and product velocity distributions are presented for the bimolecular gas-phase nucleophilic substitution (S(N)2) reaction Cl(-) + CH(3)Br --> CH(3)Cl + Br(-) as a function of collision energy, 0.06-24 eV. The exothermic S(N)2 reaction is inefficient compared with phase space theory (PST) and ion-dipole capture models. At the lowest energies, the S(N)2 reaction exhibits the largest cross sections and symmetrical forward/backward scattering of the CH(3)Cl + Br(-) products. The velocity distributions of the CH(3)Cl + Br(-) products are in agreement with an isotropic PST distribution, consistent with a complex-mediated reaction and a statistical internal energy distribution of the products. Above 0.2 eV, the velocity distributions become nonisotropic and nonstatistical, exhibiting CH(3)Cl forward scattering between 0.2 and 0.6 eV. A rebound mechanism with backward scattering above 0.6 eV is accompanied by a new rising feature in the CH(3)Cl + Br(-) cross sections. The competitive endothermic reaction Cl(-) + CH(3)Br --> CH(3) + ClBr(-) rises from its thermochemical threshold at 1.9 +/- 0.4 eV, showing nearly symmetrically scattered products just above threshold and strong backward scattering above 3 eV associated with a second feature in the cross section.     

Guided-ion beam and theoretical study of the potential energy surface for activation of methane by W+

A guided-ion beam tandem mass spectrometer is used to study the reactions, W(+) + CH(4) (CD(4)) and [W,C,2H](+) + H(2) (D(2)), to probe the [W,C,4H](+) potential energy surface. The reaction W(+) + CH(4) produces [W,C,2H](+) in the only low-energy process. The analogous reaction in the CD(4) system exhibits a cross section with strong differences at the lowest energies caused by zero-point energy differences, demonstrating that this reaction is slightly exothermic for CH(4) and slightly endothermic for CD(4). The [W,C,2H](+) product ion reacts further at thermal energies with CH(4) to produce W(CH(2))(x)(+) (x = 2-4). At higher energies, the W(+) + CH(4) reaction forms WH(+) as the dominant ionic product with smaller amounts of WCH(3)(+), WCH(+), and WC(+) also formed. The energy dependent cross sections for endothermic formation of the various products are analyzed and allow the determination of D(0)(W(+)-CH(3)) approximately 2.31 +/- 0.10 eV, D(0)(W(+)-CH(2)) = 4.74 +/- 0.03 eV, D(0)(W(+)-CH) = 6.01 +/- 0.28 eV, and D(0)(W(+)-C) = 4.96 +/- 0.22 eV. We also examine the reverse reaction, [W,C,2H](+) + H(2) (D(2)) --> W(+) + CH(4) (CH(2)D(2)). Combining the cross sections for the forward and reverse processes yields an equilibrium constant from which D(0)(W(+)-CH(2)) = 4.72 +/- 0.04 eV is derived. Theoretical calculations performed at the B3LYP/HW+/6-311++G(3df,3p) level yield thermochemistry in reasonable agreement with experiment. These calculations help identify the structures and electronic states of the species involved and characterize the potential energy surface for the [W,C,4H](+) system.     

Barrier Height Effect on Cl+H2(D2) Reaction

Three-dimensional time-dependent quantum wave packet calculation was performed to study the reaction dynamics of Cl+H2(D2) on two potential energy surfaces (CW PESs). The first CW PES is with spin-orbit correction; the second is without spin-orbit correction. The integral cross-section and reaction probability as a function of collision energy are calculated in the collision energy range of 0.1 eV to 1.4 eV. For reaction of Cl with D2, the reaction section with spin-orbit correction has a shift toward the high energy because the barrier height increases. As for the reaction of Cl with H2 at low collision energy, it is more reactive on the PES with spin-orbit correction than on the low barrier height PES without spin-orbit correction, due to the tunnel effect for the reaction of the Cl with H2. When the collision energy is higher than 0.7 eV, the reactivity on the low barrier height PES is larger than that on the high barrier height PES. It is believed that the barrier height plays a very important role in the reactivity of Cl with (H2, D2). For the Cl+H2 reaction the barrier width is also very important because of the tunneling effect.     

cyclo-CH2[Sn(CI2)CH2Si(Me2)]2O]: synthesis and complexation behaviour of a novel, cyclic, bidentate Lewis acid and its conversion into a tin-containing fluorosilane with intermolecular Si-F...Sn bridges

Acid-catalysed hydrolysis of [CH2[(Sn(Ph2)CH2Si(OiPr)Me2]2] followed by subsequent reaction with mercuric chloride in acetone afforded the novel silicon- and tin-containing eight-membered ring [cyclo-CH2[Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(Me2)]2O] in good yield, the crystal structure of which is reported. 119Sn NMR and X-ray studies indicate that [cyclo-CH2[Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(Me2)]2O] acts as a bidentate Lewis acid towards chloride ions exclusively forming the 1:1 complex [(Ph3P)2N]+[cyclo-CH2[Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(Me2)]2OCl]- upon addition of [(Ph3P)2N]+Cl- . Also reported are the synthesis and structure of [K(dibenzo[18]crown-6)]+[cyclo-CH2(Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(Me2)]2OF]-, the first completely characterised organostannate with a C2SnCl2F- substituent pattern. No ring-opening polymerisation could be achieved for [cyclo-CH2[Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(Me2)]2O] or for its perphenylated derivative [cyclo-CH2[Sn(Ph2)CH2Si(Me2)]2O]. The reaction of [cyclo-CH2[Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(Me2)]2O] with Me3O+BF4- gave the tin-containing fluorosilane [CH2[Sn(Cl2)CH2Si(F)Me2]2], in which the Si-F bond is activated by intermolecular Si-F...Sn interactions in the solid state.     

Imaging photon-initiated reactions: a study of the Cl(2P(3/2))+CH4-->HCl+CH3 reaction

The hydrogen or deuterium atom abstraction reactions between Cl((2)P(3/2)) and methane, or its deuterated analogues CD(4) and CH(2)D(2), have been studied at mean collision energies around 0.34 eV. The experiments were performed in a coexpansion of molecular chlorine and methane in helium, with the atomic Cl reactants generated by polarized laser photodissociation of Cl(2) at 308 nm. The Cl-atom reactants and the methyl radical products were detected using (2+1) resonantly enhanced multiphoton ionization, coupled with velocity-map ion imaging. Analysis of the ion images reveals that in single-beam experiments of this type, careful consideration must be given to the spread of reagent velocities and collision energies. Using the reactions of Cl with CH(4), CD(4), and CH(2)D(2), as examples, it is shown that the data can be fitted well if the reagent motion is correctly described, and the angular scattering distributions can be obtained with confidence. New evidence is also provided that the CD(3) radicals from the Cl+CD(4) reaction possess significant rotational alignment under the conditions of the present study. The results are compared with previous experimental and theoretical works, where these are available.     

Bond and mode selectivity in the reaction of atomic chlorine with vibrationally excited CH2D2

The title reaction is investigated by co-expanding a mixture of Cl2 and CH2D2 into a vacuum chamber and initiating the reaction by photolyzing Cl2 with linearly polarized 355 nm light. Excitation of the first C-H overtone of CH2D2 leads to a preference for hydrogen abstraction over deuterium abstraction by at least a factor of 20, whereas excitation of the first C-D overtone of CH2D2 reverses this preference by at least a factor of 10. Reactions with CH2D2 prepared in a local mode containing two quanta in one C-H oscillator /2000>- or in a local mode containing one quantum each in two C-H oscillators /1100> lead to products with significantly different rotational, vibrational, and angular distributions, although the vibrational energy for each mode is nearly identical. The Cl+CH2D2/2000>- reaction yields methyl radical products primarily in their ground state, whereas the Cl+CH2D2/1100> reaction yields methyl radical products that are C-H stretch excited. The HCl(v=1) rotational distribution from the Cl+CH2D2/2000>- reaction is significantly hotter than the HCl(v=1) rotational distribution from the Cl+CH2D2/1100> reaction, and the HCl(v=1) differential cross-section (DCS) of the Cl+CH2D2/2000>- reaction is more broadly side scattered than the HCl(v=1) DCS of the Cl+CH2D2/1100> reaction. The results can be explained by a simple spectator model and by noting that the /2000>- mode leads to a wider cone of acceptance for the reaction than the /1100> mode. These measurements represent the first example of mode selectivity observed in a differential cross section, and they demonstrate that vibrational excitation can be used to direct the reaction pathway of the Cl+CH2D2 reaction.     

Vibrational spectra and structure of CH3Cl:H2O, CH3Cl:HDO, and CH3Cl:D2O complexes. IR matrix isolation and ab initio calculations

The infrared spectra of CH3Cl + H2O isolated in solid neon at low temperatures have been investigated. The CH3Cl + H2O system is remarkable because of its propensity to form CH3Cl:H2O and CH3Cl:(H2O)n (n > or = 2) complexes. We focus here on the CH3Cl:H2O species. Low concentration studies (0.01-0.5%) and subsequent annealing lead to formation of the 1:1 CH3Cl:H2O complex with O-H. . .Cl-C or O. . .H-C intermolecular hydrogen bonds. Vibrational modes of this complex have been detected. In addition, spectra of D2O + CH3Cl and HDO + CH3Cl have also been recorded. A detailed vibrational analysis of partially deuterated species shows that HDO is exclusively D bonded to CH3Cl. This is a consequence of the preference for HDO to form a deuterium bonding complex rather than a hydrogen bonding one.