三维含时量子散射研究H+ClH体系

用三维含时量子散射理论模拟了H+GlH体系在BW2,mBW2,G3势能面上的动力学行为.其计算结果表明,振动量子态对反应几率影响很大;势能面的地形对转动量子态如何影响反应几率起重要作用;反应几率表现出"黄金规则".此外,BW2,mBW2势能面上的反应几率几乎相同,而G3势能面上的反应几率较前者低,大概由于G3的势垒高的缘故.     

三维含时量子散射研究H + CIH体系

用三维含时量子散射理论模拟了H+CIH体系在BW2,mBW2,G3势能面上的动力学行为,其计算结果表明,振动量子态对反应几率影响很大;势能面的地形对转动量子态如何影响反应几率起重要作用;反应几率表现出“黄金规则”,此外,BW2,mBW2势能面上的反应几率几乎相同,而G3势能面上的反应几率较前者低,大概由于G3的势垒高的缘故。     

N(~4S)+NO(X~2II)→N_2(X~3Σ_g~-)+O(~3P)反应的立体动力学(英文)

采用准经典轨线方法研究了在不同碰撞能下,碰撞反应N(4S) NO(X2!)→N2(X3"g-) O(3P)在两个最低势能面3A″和3A′产物与反应物之间的矢量相关.结果表明,对于不同的碰撞能,在两个势能面上反应产物的转动取向展示了不同的特征和趋势.发生在3A″势能面上的反应主要由外平面机理支配,而发生在3A′势能面上的反应倾向于受内平面机理支配.这些差异来自于两个势能面的不同构型.     

N(4S)+ NO(X2Π)→N2(X3Σg-)+O(3P) 反应的立体动力学研究

采用准经典轨线方法研究了在不同碰撞能下，碰撞反应N(4S)+NO(X2Π)→ N2(X3Σg- )+O(3P)在两个最低势能面3A 和 3A'上产物与反应物之间的矢量相关. 结果表明，对于不同的碰撞能，在两个势能面上反应产物的转动取向展示了不同的特征和趋势. 随着碰撞能的增加，发生在3A 势能面上的反应主要受外平面机理支配，而发生在 3A' 势能面上的反应倾向于受内平面机理支配. 这些差异来自于两个势能面的不同构型.     

转动取向影响因素的多元非线性分析

在不同拓扑特征的London-Eying-Polanyi-Sato(LEPS)型势能面上，应用经典轨线法计算了不同动态条件下的58个样本，应用多元非线性分析方法研究了势能面及动态条件对转动取向的影响.结果表明, 对于A＋BC→AB＋C类反应, 反应物分子的质量比、势能面出口处的宽度和相对平动能对产物分子的转动取向有重要作用，且发现不同影响因素之间的乘积对产物的转动取向具有更重要的作用.     

振动激发对O+DCl→OD+Cl反应动力学性质的影响

采用准经典轨线方法讨论了反应物分子的振动激发对O+DCl→OD+Cl反应动力学性质的影响.计算结果表明,反应物分子的振动激发对(2π/σ)(dσ00/dωt),(2π/σ)(dσ20/dωt)和(2π/σ)(dσ22+/dωt)3个极化微分反应截面和产物分子转动角动量取向程度的影响比较显著.变化规律反映出反应物分子的高振动激发使产物分子倾向于在平行于散射面的平面内转动.     

准经典轨线方法对Ca+CD3Ⅰ→CaⅠ+CD3同位素效应的动力学研究

在扩展Lond-Eyring-Polanyi-Sato(LEPS)势能面上,采用准经典轨线方法对反应Ca+CD3I→CaI+CD3进行了动力学计算,并讨论了该反应的同位素效应.在同位素效应作用下,产物CaI的振动态分布向低振动态转移,反应体系的散射截面在低碰撞能和高碰撞能处有较小的变化.同时,受到反应物的质量因子变化的影响,产物转动取向值减少,产物转动取向增强.仅有产物的角分布受同位素效应的影响不明显.     

辛准经典轨迹法研究Cl+H2反应

用辛准经典轨迹法模拟了Cl+H2反应在mBW2势能面上的动力学行为。研究了各种初始条件下的反应碰撞截面,产物的能量分配,角度分布和态分布。另外,我们还比较了反应物的三种能量形式(平动能,转动能和振动能)对反庆的有效性。     

基态钙原子与二氯甲烷反应的动力学研究

利用准经典轨线方法在扩展的Lond-Eyring-Polanyi-Sato势能面上对Ca+CH2Cl2→CaCl+CH2Cl反应进行了动力学研究. 在低碰撞能Ecol=9.632 kJ/mol下, 计算得到产物CaCl的振动分布峰位于ν=0. 散射截面随着碰撞能的增加而减少. 产物的角分布趋向后向散射. 随着碰撞能的增加, 产物的转动取向趋向强烈, 〈P2(J’,K)〉略大于-0.5. 采用准经典轨线方法计算得到的结果与实验及其它理论计算结果相符合.     

碰撞能量对反应Sr＋HF转动取向的影响

在推广LEPS势能面上,用经典轨线方法,研究了反应碰撞能量对反应Sr＋HF的转动取向的影响.计算结果与产物轨道角动量模型进行比较.计算结果表明,随着碰撞能量的增加,产物转动取向越强烈.     

Correlations between dynamical properties and features of potential energy surfaces for the light atom transfer reactions O+HCl→OH+Cl AND Cl+HCl→ClH+Cl

A three-dimensional quasiclassical trajectory study of the dynamics of the light atom transfer reaction O(³P) + HCl(ν=0)→ OH + Cl was carried out employing two LEPS potential energy surfaces (I and II). Attention was focused mainly on three-dynamical properties; the oscillatory behavior of partial cross sections as a function of collision energy; the rotational excitation of the products; and the influence of reagent rotation on reactivity. Distinct differences were found between surfaces I and II with respect to these properties. The examination of individual trajectories indicated that there is a significant difference in the nature of these surfaces. While surface I is governed by weak repulsive forces, surface II is governed by strong attractive forces which tend to direct the reactants toward a collinear geometry. The present results confirm conclusions reached from an earlier study of the reaction Cl+HCl→ClH+Cl concerning correlations between dynamical properties and features of potential energy surfaces. For surfaces of the type that we termed HREP, since they are of repulsive nature and they lead to highly rotationally excited products, no significant oscillations of partial cross sections are obtained and reagent rotation promotes the reaction. On the other hand, for surfaces of the type that we termed COLD (collinearly directing), since they tend to direct the reactants toward a collinear geometry and form rotationally “cold” products, significant oscillations of partial cross sections are obtained and reagent rotation causes a decline in reactivity.     

Quasi-classical trajectory calculations analyzing the dynamics of the C-H stretch mode excitation in the H+CHD3 reaction

A state-to-state dynamics study was performed at a collision energy of 1.53 eV to analyze the effect of the C-H stretch mode excitation on the dynamics of the gas-phase H+CHD3 reaction, which can evolve along two channels, H-abstraction, CD3+H2, and D-abstraction, CHD2+HD. Quasi-classical trajectory calculations were performed on an analytical potential energy surface constructed previously by our group. First, strong coupling between different vibrational modes in the entry channel was observed; i.e., the reaction is non-adiabatic. Second, we found that the C-H stretch mode excitation has little influence on the product rotational distributions for both channels, and on the vibrational distribution for the CD3+H2 channel. However, it has significant influence on the product vibrational distribution for the CHD2+HD channel, where the C-H stretch excitation is maintained in the products, i.e., the reaction shows mode selectivity, reproducing the experimental evidence. Third, the C-H stretch excitation by one quantum increases the reactivity of the vibrational ground-state, in agreement with experiment. Fourth, the state-to-state angular distributions of the CD3 and CHD2 products are reported, finding that for the reactant ground-state the products are practically sideways, whereas the C-H excitation yields a more forward scattering.     

Planar study of H2O+Cl<-->HO+HCl reactions

The first four dimensional (4D) quantum scattering calculations on the tetra-atomic H2O+Cl<-->HO+HCl reactions are reported. With respect to a full (6D) treatment, only the planar constraint and a fixed length for the HO spectator bond are imposed. This work explicitly accounts for the bending and local HO stretching vibrations in H2O, for the vibration of HCl and for the in-plane rotation of the H2O, HO and HCl molecules. The calculations are performed with the potential energy surface of Clary et al. and use a Born-Oppenheimer type separation between the motions of the light and the heavy nuclei. State-to-state cross sections are reported for a collision energy range 0-1.8 eV measured with respect to H2O+Cl. For the H2O+Cl reaction, present results agree with previous (3D) non planar calculations and confirm that excitation of the H2O stretching promotes more reactivity than excitation of the bending. New results are related to the rotation of the H2O molecule: the cross sections are maximal for planar rotational states corresponding to 10相似文献   

On-the-fly ab initio trajectory calculations of the dynamics of Cl atom reactions with methane, ethane and methanol

The dynamics of Cl atom reactions with methane, ethane, and methanol have been studied by calculation of quasi-classical trajectories, with computation of potential energies and gradients only at the geometries through which the trajectories pass. Trajectories were started from the transition state, with 2 kcal mol(-1) of energy given to the mode with an imaginary frequency (representing the reaction coordinate at the transition state) and inclusion of zero-point energy in some or all of the remaining vibrational modes. The trajectories were propagated as far as separated products, with the majority of potential energy calculations performed at the HF/6-31G level of theory. The rotational quantum state population distributions of the HCl products from the reactions of Cl atoms with methane, ethane and methanol peaked at J'=1, 2, and 6, respectively. The calculations thereby exhibit somewhat greater rotational excitation than is found experimentally, but correctly describe the trend of increasing HCl product rotation for the three respective reactions. In agreement with previous observations, only 4% of the energy available to the products of the reaction of Cl atoms with methane was channeled into CH3 radical internal energy, and 1% into HCl rotation, with 92% ending up as translational energy. For the reaction of Cl atoms with ethane and with methanol, the corresponding values for radical internal energy, HCl rotation and product translation are 21, 3, and 78%, and 46, 13, and 42%, respectively. For the latter two reactions, the radical internal energy is mostly accounted for by rotational motion. The clear increase in rotational excitation of the HCl products from the Cl atom reaction with methanol is explained in terms of a dipole-dipole interaction between the departing polar fragments. A smaller set of more computationally expensive trajectory calculations using potentials and gradients from the MP2/6-311G(d,p) level of theory were performed for reactions of Cl atoms with methanol, and give results in better agreement with experimentally measured HCl rotational excitation, consistent with the model of dipole-induced product rotation because the MP2/6-311G(d,p) calculations give smaller dipole moments for both products than the HF/6-31G calculations. The calculated angles between the rotational angular momentum vectors and recoil velocities of the radical peak sharply at 90 degrees for the reactions of Cl atoms with ethane and methanol, but exhibit a much broader distribution for reaction with methane.     

The reaction H + D2 → HD + D: Distorted wave calculations at Etrans (υ = 0,j 0) = 0.55 and 1.3 eV

Static—static distorted wave and vibrationally adiabatic distorted wave calculations have been performed for the product rotational distributions of the H + D₂ → HD + D reaction using an accurate ab initio potential energy surface. Comparison is made with coupled states and quasiclassical trajectory calculations as well as with experimental measurements.     

Time-dependent wave packet studies on the Cl + HCl hydrogen exchange reaction

The initiation of the hydrogen exchange reaction Cl((2)P)+HCl --> ClH+Cl((2)P) by excitation of the HCl molecular stretch to v=2 is studied for total angular momentum quantum number J=(1)/(2) and both even and odd parity. The calculations were performed using a time-dependent propagation from an initial quasi-bound state and employed all three relevant potential energy surfaces and the nonadiabatic couplings between them. Coriolis and spin-orbit coupling were also taken into account. The electronic and HCl rotational distributions of the products in both dissociation channels are analyzed, and the results are interpreted using features of the potential energy surfaces.     

Direct MP2 molecular dynamics studies of H atom reaction with CD4 and CH4

The mechanism and dynamics of the H + CD₄ → CD₃ + HD (I) and H + CH₄ → CH₃ + H₂ (II) reactions have been investigated by electronic structure methods. The minimum‐energy path and vibrational frequencies along the intrinsic reaction coordinate are calculated at MP2/cc‐pVDZ level. Energy distributions of the products are also obtained by the direct classical trajectory calculations at the MP2/ cc‐pVDZ level. It is found that most of the available energy appears as product translational energy, and very little of the available energy is partitioned into internal excitation of the HD (H₂) product for reaction I (II), which is in agreement with the experimental evidence. The results indicate that the experimental results could be reproduced by the direct MP2 molecular dynamics calculations. The rotational state distributions of the products show the HD (H₂) products are formed with lower rotational quantum numbers than the CD₃ (CH₃) products. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Int J Quantum Chem, 2011