A simple model for a reaction surface
Theoretica Chimica Acta, ISSN: 0040-5744, Vol: 67, Issue: 6, Page: 439-447
1985
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Article Description
An analytical expression, which has some claim to be the simplest possible, is proposed for the potential governing a collinear reaction. It shows the desired qualitative features but, with only one available parameter, cannot fit a given surface accurately everywhere. The quality of fitting attainable is shown using the surface for the O + H reaction. Because of the simple form of this expression, it is possible to make broad generalizations about such reactions. From a plausible assumption about the parameter value the energy barrier and the transition state geometry can be predicted. These barriers agree well with those suggested by Johnston and Parr for hydrogen transfer reactions. © 1985 Springer-Verlag.
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