Universal dissociation energy relationships for diatomic molecules
✍ Scribed by J.L. Gázquez; Robert G. Parr
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1979
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 248 KB
- Volume
- 66
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
N here It' is the Born-Oppenheimer vibrationsl poten-tL1 cncrgq. pp(a) is the electron density dt ~lucleus 0: due to the part of the electron density which perfectly follows nucleus Q during the vibmtion, and simdariy for P,@}. $ve good estimates of both harmonic aud anhsrtnomc vibrational force const,mts for actual dbtomic ntoiecnks_ -r&us It WIS shown 121 that assuming pa&) and p,@) to be exponenti&@ decaying at R with the sane decay * didud by rcsenrch grants ro T& Johns ff opkins UniversitY and The Unhcrsity of North Carolina f:om the National Science Found;ltion and the National Insdtutes OC He;lhb-** Prwxtt addresy Fact&cd de Qnimim, Universidrtd -~zi~o~~ -%ut&oms de Y&co, $&ico 20 D-i-.
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## Recent measure&nts bf &so&ion and r&&ion rates, a,nd of di&cti~on induction'timcs, are shown to indicate .. wry serious depfetion of vibrational state popuktiqns durir?g therma! dissociation. The large measured dissociation rates az-rc then or& compatible with d&so&&on from low vibrational stat