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We present a global full dimensional potential energy surface (PES) for the Cl + O(3)→ ClO + O(2) reaction, which is an elementary step in a catalytic cycle that leads to the destruction of ozone in the stratosphere. The PES is constructed by interpolation of quantum chemistry data using the method developed by Collins and co-workers. Ab initio data points (energy, gradients and Hessian matrix elements) have been calculated at the UQCISD/aug-cc-pVDZ (unrestricted quadratic configuration interaction with single and double excitations) level of theory. The ab initio calculations predict a markedly non-coplanar (dihedral angle of 80°) transition state for the reaction, located very early in the reactant valley and slightly below the energy of the reactants as long as the spin-orbit splitting is neglected. Quasiclassical trajectory (QCT) calculations have been carried out at several collision energies to investigate the reaction dynamics. The QCT excitation function shows no threshold, displays a minimum at a collision energy of 2.5 kcal mol(-1), and then increases monotonically at larger collision energies. This behaviour is consistent with a barrierless reaction dominated by an oxygen-abstraction mechanism. The calculated product vibrational distributions (strongly inverted for ClO) and rate constants are compared with experimental determinations. Differential cross sections (DCS) summed over all final states are found to be in fairly good agreement with those derived from crossed molecular beam experiments.  相似文献   
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The effect of reactant polarisation on the dynamics of the title reaction at collision energies up to 1.6 eV is analysed in depth. The analysis takes advantage of two novel theoretical concepts: intrinsic reaction properties and stereodynamical portraits. Exact quantum methods are used to determine the polarisation moments that quantify the intrinsic reactant polarisation at various levels of detail, including or not product state and/or scattering angle resolution. The data is then examined with the aid of stereodynamical portraits, which facilitate the rationalisation of the stereochemical effects that are relevant for the reaction dynamics. This allows for detailed characterisations of the so-called direct and delayed reaction mechanisms.  相似文献   
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A comparative quantum mechanical (QM) and quasiclassical trajectory (QCT) study of the cumulative reaction probabilities (CRPs) is presented in this work for the F + H(2) reaction and its isotopic variants for low values of the total angular momentum J. The agreement between the two sets of calculations is very good with the exception of some features whose origin is genuinely QM. The agreement also extends to the CRP resolved in the helicity quantum number k. The most remarkable feature is the steplike structure, which becomes clearly distinct when the CRPs are resolved in odd and even rotational states j. The analysis of these steps shows that each successive increment is due to the opening of the consecutive rovibrational states of the H(2) or D(2) molecule, which, in this case, nearly coincide with those of the transition state. Moreover, the height of each step reflects the number of helicity states compatible with a given J and j values, thus indicating that the various helicity states for a specific j have basically the same contribution to the CRPs at a given total energy. As a consequence, the dependence with k of the reactivity is practically negligible, suggesting very small steric restrictions for any possible orientation of the reactants. This behavior is in marked contrast to that found in the D + H(2) reaction, wherein a strong k dependence was found in the threshold and magnitude of the CRP. The advantages of a combined QCT and QM approaches to the study of CRPs are emphasized in this work.  相似文献   
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Quantum mechanical close-coupling calculations have been used to obtain fully quantum state-resolved differential cross sections and opacity functions for the rotationally inelastic collisions of NO(X (2)Pi) with He at collision energies of 63 and 147 meV using the most recent ab initio potential energy surfaces of K?os et al. [J. Chem. Phys. 112, 2195 (2000)]. Double peaks observed in the Lambda-doublet resolved differential cross sections are shown to be related to the presence of analogous peaks in the corresponding opacity functions. These structures can be linked directly to a specific expansion term in the potential, and reflect the fact that NO is not quite homonuclear.  相似文献   
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This article presents a methodology for the determination of the k-j-k' three-vector correlation assuming a statistical model for atom-diatom reactions; k and k' are the reagent-approach and product-recoil directions, respectively, and j is the rotational angular momentum of the reagent diatomic. Although the polarization of reagent angular momentum is in most cases negligible, conservation of the triatomic parity imposes a certain polarization for some combinations involving low reagent and product rotational states. Statistical and quantum-mechanical polarization-dependent differential cross sections were calculated for the barrierless D(+) + H(2)(v = 0,j) → HD(v' = 0,j') + H(+) reaction. The agreement between the two is in most cases excellent, confirming the statistical character of the reaction at low and moderate collision energies.  相似文献   
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