Issue 44, 2009

Collision energy dependence of the rotational-state-resolved cross section in the CH (v = 0, J, Fi) + O2→ OH(A) + CO reaction

Abstract

A velocity variable rotational-state-selected CH (v = 0, J, Fi) beam has been prepared by using an electric hexapole and applied to the CH (v = 0, J, Fi) + O2→ OH(A) + CO reaction. The CH rotational-state-resolved reaction cross sections have been determined under the beam-cell condition at the collision energy range of 0.06–0.18 eV. The N = 2 rotational states are 2–3 times more reactive than the other states (N = 1, 3). In addition, we observed a noticeable difference in the collision energy dependence of the cross section between the CH rotational states. The reaction cross section for the N = 2 states has a gentle negative dependence on collision energy, while, the reaction cross section for the N = 1 states has a positive dependence on collision energy.

Graphical abstract: Collision energy dependence of the rotational-state-resolved cross section in the CH (v = 0, J, Fi) + O2→ OH(A) + CO reaction

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
23 Jul 2009
Accepted
28 Aug 2009
First published
21 Sep 2009

Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2009,11, 10281-10285

Collision energy dependence of the rotational-state-resolved cross section in the CH (v = 0, J, Fi) + O2→ OH(A) + CO reaction

H. Ohoyama, Y. Nagamachi, K. Yamakawa and T. Kasai, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2009, 11, 10281 DOI: 10.1039/B914888D

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