Spectroscopic measurements of the reaction H 3 + + H 2 H 2 + H 3 +
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Spectroscopic measurements of the reaction H3
+ + H2 H2 + H3+
Spectroscopic measurements of the reaction H3
+ + H2 H2 + H3+
Kyle N. Crabtree, Carrie A. Kauffman, Brian A. Tom, Eftalda Becka, Brett A. McGuire, Benjamin
J. McCall
University of Illinois
Kyle N. Crabtree, Carrie A. Kauffman, Brian A. Tom, Eftalda Becka, Brett A. McGuire, Benjamin
J. McCall
University of Illinois
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H3+ + H2 H2 + H3
+H3+ + H2 H2 + H3
+
“identity”
“hop”
H5+
“exchange”
3
1111
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para-H3+ ortho-H3
+
1/2 3/2
H3+ + H2 reaction important for
thermalization of H3+ in interstellar
clouds(see TF09, 160 MA, 3:52 pm)
= kH/kE
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Previous experimental workPrevious experimental work
M. Cordonnier et al., J. Chem. Phys. (2000), 113, 3181-3193.M. Cordonnier et al., J. Chem. Phys. (2000), 113, 3181-3193. = 2.4 + 0.6 @ 400 K
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Other experimental workOther experimental work
hop
:exch
ang
e
temperature
Experimental data
hop
exch
increases withincreasing T
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Experimental setupExperimental setup
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Hollow cathode cellHollow cathode cell
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R(1,0)2725.9 cm-1
R(3,0)2930.1 cm-1
R(3,3)l
2829.9 cm-1
R(1,1)u
2726.2 cm-1
R(2,1)u
2826.1 cm-1
R(3,1)u
2928.3 cm-1
R(2,2)l
2762.1 cm-1
R(3,2)u
2923.3 cm-1
Target transitionsTarget transitions
Kinetic and rotational temperature
p-H3+ fraction (p3)
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H3+ pressure dependenceH3+ pressure dependence
• Decrease in H3+ number density with increasing pressure
• 3-body collisions (H3+ + 2H2 H5
+ + H2)
• To measure hop:exchange ratio of the bimolecular H3+ +
H2 reaction, measure p3 as a function of p2 at two pressures for each temperature
• Decrease in H3+ number density with increasing pressure
• 3-body collisions (H3+ + 2H2 H5
+ + H2)
• To measure hop:exchange ratio of the bimolecular H3+ +
H2 reaction, measure p3 as a function of p2 at two pressures for each temperature
Uncooled cell (350 K) Liquid N2 cooled cell (135 K)
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H3+/H2 para fraction relationshipsH3+/H2 para fraction relationships
Uncooled cell (350 K) Liquid N2 cooled cell (135 K)
2-body HT 3-body HT Low temperature
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Uncooled plasma (350 K) fitUncooled plasma (350 K) fit
No evidence for influence of nuclear-spin-dependent 3-body collisions in data
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Liquid N2 cooled plasma (135 K) modelingLiquid N2 cooled plasma (135 K) modeling
Tkin = 135 K
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Summary of experimental dataSummary of experimental data
= 2.2 + 0.3T = 450 K
decreases with temperature: 1.6 at 350 K down to 0.5 at 135 K
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H3+ + H2 H2 + H3
+H3+ + H2 H2 + H3
+
“identity”
“hop”
H5+
“exchange”
3
1111
6
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Dynamics of ReactionDynamics of Reaction
C2v
D2dC2v
hop
exchange
At low temperatures, “statistical” hop/exchange =
0.5 seems valid
300
0 c
m-1
50 cm-11500 cm-1
PES: Z. Xie, B. J. Braams, & J. M. Bowman,J. Chem. Phys. (2005) 122, 224307.
Hop is dynamically faster than exchange; short complex lifetime favors hop
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AcknowledgementsAcknowledgements
Kisam ParkMore information:
Tomorrow, TF09, 160 MA
K. N. Crabtree, B. A. Tom, B. J. McCall, J. Chem. Phys. (2011) 134, 194310.
K. N. Crabtree et al., J. Chem. Phys. (2011) 134, 194311.
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