It is shown that the electronic work function, known to have no inIIuence on electrode kinetics at metal/solution interfaces is however of importance in electrode kinetics at semiconductor/ solution interfaces. The Briinsted rule for processes at semiconductor/solution interfaces is also discussed.
The role of electron spin in the NF kinetic system
โ Scribed by John M. Herbelin
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1976
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 287 KB
- Volume
- 42
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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โฆ Synopsis
The reactions for the production and removal of the three lowest electronic states of nitrogen fluoride, NF(X3Z-), NF(a 1 A), and NF(b 'Z'), are discussed from the standpoint of electron spin conservation. By invoking the Wigner-Witmer spin rule together with other spin-related properties, it is indicated that the electronically excited NF(a 'A) not only is the preferred product from the reaction of H, D, and CD3 with NF2, but should also be less reactive toward other atoms, radicals, and itself than its groundstate counterpart NF(X 35)-These conclusions are shown to be consistent with existing ex-p&mental results. Two years ago, Herbelin and Cohen [l] proposed that an addition+&nination rather than an abstraction mechanism is the reaction path between H, (D, CH,), and NF, radicals
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
A mixture of NF3 and Ar is passed through an rf discharge in a flowAystern to product, among other species, F and NFz. When Ha, D?;, or CH? are added downstream, reactions with F atoms poduce vibratiomlly esci:ed HI: or DF together with H, D, or CHJ. The latter free radicais can react with NF2, pro