The H H 2 reaction: a dinamically-biased study for the ortho/para conversion
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1 The H H 2 reaction: a dinamically-biased study for the ortho/para conversion Susana Gómez Carrasco Department of Physical Chemistry, University of Salamanca Salamanca, Spain 1 Motivations 2 Related work 3 Theoretical Framework and Results 4 Conclusions 5 Acknowledgements 2 nd National Conference on Laboratory and Molecular Astrophysics
2 The H H 2 reaction: motivations H is the most abundant element in the universe ( 90 %). Deuterated species are also observed. H + 3 is the most abundant cation in the Universe. It can initiate a chain of deuteration processes: H HD H 2D + + H 2 H 2 D + + HD D 2 H + + H 2 D 2 H + + X XD + + HD and so on.. Chemical processes in interstellar medium are governed by hydrogenic species. Spectroscopic observations of ortho/para (o/p) ratios of H 2 and H + are used to measure temperatures, dimensions and densities 3 of interstellar clouds. H H + 3
3 The H H 2 reaction: motivations H is the most abundant element in the universe ( 90 %). Deuterated species are also observed. H + 3 is the most abundant cation in the Universe. It can initiate a chain of deuteration processes: H HD H 2D + + H 2 H 2 D + + HD D 2 H + + H 2 D 2 H + + X XD + + HD and so on.. Chemical processes in interstellar medium are governed by hydrogenic species. Spectroscopic observations of ortho/para (o/p) ratios of H 2 and H + are used to measure temperatures, dimensions and densities 3 of interstellar clouds. H H + 3 The H H 2 (H + 5 ) H H 2 reaction plays a key role in the ortho/para conversion.
4 The H H 2 reaction Reaction Mechanisms (M) and Nuclear Spin (I) Selection Rules This reaction can proceed in three ways: Identity (M = 1) H H 2 H H 2 weight = 1/10 H + hop (M = 2) H H 2 k hop HH H 2 weight = 3/10 H + exc. (M = 3) H H 2 k exc. HH HH weight = 6/10 1 M. Quack, Mol. Phys. (1977); T. Oka, J. Mol. Spectrosc. (2004); Park&Light, J.Chem.Phys. (2007)
5 The H H 2 reaction Reaction Mechanisms (M) and Nuclear Spin (I) Selection Rules This reaction can proceed in three ways: Identity (M = 1) H H 2 H H 2 weight = 1/10 H + hop (M = 2) H H 2 k hop HH H 2 weight = 3/10 H + exc. (M = 3) H H 2 k exc. HH HH weight = 6/10 Each mechanism is subject to nuclear spin constraints 1 (I = constant = 5/2, 3/2 or 1/2) s (I 3, I 2 ) s (I 3, I 2 ) 1 M. Quack, Mol. Phys. (1977); T. Oka, J. Mol. Spectrosc. (2004); Park&Light, J.Chem.Phys. (2007)
6 The H H 2 reaction Reaction Mechanisms (M) and Nuclear Spin (I) Selection Rules This reaction can proceed in three ways: Identity (M = 1) H H 2 H H 2 weight = 1/10 H + hop (M = 2) H H 2 k hop HH H 2 weight = 3/10 γ hop s I=3/2 s o,o o,p p,o p,p o,o 4/9 0 5/9 0 o,p p,o 5/9 1 4/9 0 p,p H + exc. (M = 3) H H 2 k exc. HH HH weight = 6/10 Each mechanism is subject to nuclear spin constraints 1 (I = constant = 5/2, 3/2 or 1/2) s (I 3, I 2 ) s (I 3, I 2 ) γ sis = branching ratio matrix = γ id sis + γ hop sis + γ exc sis for each value of I (5/2, 3/2, 1/2). 1 M. Quack, Mol. Phys. (1977); T. Oka, J. Mol. Spectrosc. (2004); Park&Light, J.Chem.Phys. (2007)
7 The H H 2 reaction Reaction Mechanisms (M) and Nuclear Spin (I) Selection Rules This reaction can proceed in three ways: Identity (M = 1) H H 2 H H 2 weight = 1/10 H + hop (M = 2) H H 2 k hop HH H 2 weight = 3/10 γ hop s I=3/2 s o,o o,p p,o p,p o,o 4/9 0 5/9 0 o,p p,o 5/9 1 4/9 0 p,p H + exc. (M = 3) H H 2 k exc. HH HH weight = 6/10 Each mechanism is subject to nuclear spin constraints 1 (I = constant = 5/2, 3/2 or 1/2) s (I 3, I 2 ) s (I 3, I 2 ) α = k hop /k exc { α = 0.5 only statistical behaviour?? 1 M. Quack, Mol. Phys. (1977); T. Oka, J. Mol. Spectrosc. (2004); Park&Light, J.Chem.Phys. (2007)
8 The H H 2 reaction Reaction Mechanisms (M) and Nuclear Spin (I) Selection Rules This reaction can proceed in three ways: Identity (M = 1) H H 2 H H 2 weight = 1/10 H + hop (M = 2) H H 2 k hop HH H 2 weight = 3/10 γ hop s I=3/2 s o,o o,p p,o p,p o,o 4/9 0 5/9 0 o,p p,o 5/9 1 4/9 0 p,p H + exc. (M = 3) H H 2 k exc. HH HH weight = 6/10 Each mechanism is subject to nuclear spin constraints 1 (I = constant = 5/2, 3/2 or 1/2) s (I 3, I 2 ) s (I 3, I 2 ) α = k hop /k exc { α = 0.5 only statistical behaviour?? α = f(temperature) some dynamical effect 1 M. Quack, Mol. Phys. (1977); T. Oka, J. Mol. Spectrosc. (2004); Park&Light, J.Chem.Phys. (2007)
9 Related Work Experiments H H 2 reaction: K. N. Crabtree et al. (2011): α = 0.5 ± 0.1 at T = 135 K α 1.6 at T = 350 K M. Cordonnier et al. (2000): α = 2.4 ± 0.6 at T = 400 K Isotopic variants of the H H 2 reaction: D. Gerlich (1993): α 1.6 at T = 340 K (D H 2) Smith et al. (1981, 1992): rate coefficients for T = K D. Gerlich (2002, 2006): rate coefficients E. Hugo et al.(2009): state-to-state rate coefficients for T < 50K
10 Related Work Theory H + 5 PES Kraemer et al. (1994) Prosmiti et al. (2001) (+ 1 st perturbative DIM) Moyano and Collins (2003) (Interpolated pes) Xie, Bowman et al. (2005) (+ZPE) Barragan et al. (2010) (DFT-like pes) Aguado et al. (2010) (this work) Collisions H + 3 +H 2 reaction Park and Light (2007) Statistical Model isotopic variants of H + 3 +H 2 Moyano and Collins (2003) (QCT) Xie, Bowman et al. (2005) Hugo et al. (2009) Quantum calculations are still challenging
11 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model We follow the statistical treatment of Park and Light a, but introducing some introducing some dynamical effect in the so-called Scrambling Matrix, S M.. a K. Park and J. C. Light, JCP 126 (2007)
12 Potential energy surface of H 5 + H H 2 (H + 5 )* H 2 + H + 3 Full dimensional PES a CCSD(T) / cc-pvqz (MOLPRO) V H+ 5 = V TRIM + V 5-body charge-induced dipole and quadrupole interactions included We take into account the anisotropy of the interaction potential H H H H H H Figure 1: Energy (cm-1) diagram of H + using zero-point energies calculated using a 5 7D model H H H hop barrier < 100 cm 1 a Aguado et al., JCP 133 (2010) H H H scrambling barrier < 1500 cm 1
13 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model Some equations... State-to-state canonical reaction rate coefficient: ( ) h 2 1 3/2 K sr,m s r = [j d ] [j t ] [I 2 ] [I 3 ] 2πµk B T where M = (id, hop, exchange) [J] = 2J + 1 s (I 2, I 3 ) de e (E Esr)/K BT N sr,m s r (E) r (j d, j t, ω t ). State-to-state cumulative reaction probabilities (CRP): N sr,m s r (E) = [J] [I] Psr,M s r JI (E) JI
14 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model State-to-state reaction probabilities: g Is γ M W JΩ Psr,M s r JIΩ (E) = sis srνω t (E) W JΩ s r ν Ω (E) t γsis M W s r ν Ω JΩ t (E) M s r ν Ω t
15 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model State-to-state reaction probabilities: g Is γ M W JΩ Psr,M s r JIΩ (E) = sis srνω t (E) W JΩ s r ν Ω (E) t γsis M W s r ν Ω JΩ t (E) M s r ν Ω t 1. Capture probability of the H + 5 complex, W JΩ srνω t W JΩ srνω t (E) = { 0 E < V max 1 E > V max
16 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model State-to-state reaction probabilities: g Is γ M W JΩ Psr,M s r JIΩ (E) = sis srνω t (E) W JΩ s r ν Ω (E) t γsis M W s r ν Ω JΩ t (E) M s r ν Ω t 1. Capture probability of the H + 5 complex, W JΩ srνω t 2. Nuclear spin statistical weight matrix, g Is, s = (I 3, I 2 ). g = p,p o,p p,o o,o I=1/ I=3/ I=5/
17 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model State-to-state reaction probabilities: g Is γ M W JΩ Psr,M s r JIΩ (E) = sis srνω t (E) W JΩ s r ν Ω (E) t γsis M W s r ν Ω JΩ t (E) M s r ν Ω t 1. Capture probability of the H + 5 complex, W JΩ srνω t 2. Nuclear spin statistical weight matrix, g Is, s = (I 3, I 2 ) 3. Spin branching ratio, γ M sis γ M sis = S M Γ M sis /e se s a. Spin modification matrix, Γ M sis = I, I z, I 3, i 2, I 2 O M I, I z, I 3, i 2 3, I 2 i 2 i 2 b. Scrambling matrix, S M = {1/10, 3/10, 6/10} }{{}}{{}}{{} id hop exc.
18 Theoretical Framework: the statistical model State-to-state reaction probabilities: g Is γ M W JΩ Psr,M s r JIΩ (E) = sis srνω t (E) W JΩ s r ν Ω (E) t γsis M W s r ν Ω JΩ t (E) M s r ν Ω t 1. Capture probability of the H + 5 complex, W JΩ srνω t 2. Nuclear spin statistical weight matrix, g Is, s = (I 3, I 2 ) 3. Spin branching ratio, γ M sis γ M sis = S M Γ M sis /e se s a. Spin modification matrix, Γ M sis = I, I z, I 3, i 2, I 2 O M I, I z, I 3, i 2 3, I 2 i 2 i 2 b. Scrambling matrix, S M = {1/10, 3/10, 6/10} }{{}}{{}}{{} id hop exc. Dynamically-biased Scrambling matrix, S M from statistical values QCT values
19 Statistical Cumulative Reaction Probability (CRP), N sr s. Potential energy surface dependence of CRP full PES (Ours) anisotropic (P & L) isotropic (P & L) 6 4 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (0,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (1,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (1,3/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (0,3/2) N sr s / (2j d +1) x j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (0,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (0,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (1,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (1,1/2) x 1/3 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (1,3/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (1,3/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (0,3/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (0,3/2) Anisotropy reduces CRP. ortho/para conversion data of H + 3 and H 2 are 6 4 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (0,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (1,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (1, 3/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (0,3/2) available Collision energy / cm
20 α = P hop / P exc. from QCT & dinamically-biased statistical method α= P hop /P exc 5 4 QCT 3 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 2 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 1 j d =0, j t =2, ω t =2 j d =1, j t =2, ω t =2 0 j d =0, j t =3, ω t = Energy / cm 1 Dynamically biased statistical j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 j d =0, j t =2, ω t =2 j d =1, j t =2, ω t = Energy / cm 1 Experimental data: K. N. Crabtree et al. (2011): α = 0.5 ± 0.1 at T = 135 K α 1.6 at T = 350 K M. Cordonnier et al. (2000): α = 2.4 ± 0.6 at T = 400 K α (from QCT) is not statistical at low temperatures!! exchange mechanism is somehow underestimated.
21 Zero-point energy effect ZPE H ZPE H2 = 6538 cm 1 ZPE H + 5 = 7167 cm 1
22 Zero-point energy effect ZPE H ZPE H2 = 6538 cm 1 ZPE H + 5 = 7167 cm 1 Excess of energy unphysical fast disociation of the H + 5 complex. Exchange underestimated α too large.
23 Zero-point energy effect ZPE H ZPE H2 = 6538 cm 1 ZPE H + 5 = 7167 cm 1 Method: ZPE reduction RRKM unimolecular rate constant: K (E) = N(E) hρ(e) N(E) = level number at the TST. ρ(e) = density of states of products. Excess of energy unphysical fast disociation of the H + 5 complex. Exchange underestimated α too large.
24 Zero-point energy effect ZPE H ZPE H2 = 6538 cm 1 ZPE H + 5 = 7167 cm 1 Method: ZPE reduction RRKM unimolecular rate constant: K (E) = N(E) hρ(e) N(E) = level number at the TST. ρ(e) = density of states of products. E n N(E) = (classical) n! ω i N(E, γ) = N(E [1 γ]e ZPE ) Excess of energy unphysical fast disociation of the H + 5 complex. Exchange underestimated α too large.
25 Zero-point energy effect ZPE H ZPE H2 = 6538 cm 1 ZPE H + 5 = 7167 cm 1 Method: ZPE reduction RRKM unimolecular rate constant: K (E) = N(E) hρ(e) N(E) = level number at the TST. ρ(e) = density of states of products. E n N(E) = (classical) n! ω i N(E, γ) = N(E [1 γ]e ZPE ) 100 level number, N(E) 50 H 5 + ZPE Clasical γ=0.6 γ=0.7 γ=0.8 Quantum Energy / wavenumbers
26 Zero-point energy effect ZPE H ZPE H2 = 6538 cm 1 ZPE H + 5 = 7167 cm 1 Method: ZPE reduction RRKM unimolecular rate constant: K (E) = N(E) hρ(e) N(E) = level number at the TST. ρ(e) = density of states of products. E n N(E) = (classical) n! ω i N(E, γ) = N(E [1 γ]e ZPE ) 100 γ = 0.65 used ZPE: 0.25 ZPE reactants level number, N(E) 50 H 5 + ZPE Clasical γ=0.6 γ=0.7 γ=0.8 Quantum Energy / wavenumbers
27 Zero-point energy effect 5 QCT, 25% ZPE Statistical, 25% ZPE 4 α= P hop /P exc QCT j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 Statistical Exp. data: Crabtree et al. ( 11): α = 0.5 ± 0.1 (T = 135 K) 3 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 2 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 1 j d =0, j t =2, ω t =2 j d =1, j t =2, ω t =2 j 0 d =0, j t =3, ω t = Energy / cm 1 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 j d =0, j t =2, ω t =2 j d =1, j t =2, ω t = Energy / cm 1 α decreases when using corrected ZPE.
28 Rate constants state-to-state rate constants, k sr s statistical biased ZPE biased Park&Light 1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (0,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (1,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (1,3/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =0 (1,3/2) (0,3/2) k sr s (T) x 10 9 (cm 3 /s) 1 1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (0,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (0,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (1,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (1,1/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (1,3/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (1,3/2) j d =1, j t =1, ω t =1 (1,1/2) (0,3/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =0 (0,3/2) (0,3/2) 1 j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (0,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (1,1/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (1, 3/2) j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 (0,1/2) (0,3/2) Temperature / Kelvin
29 Comparison with the experiment 4 statistical biased ZPE biased Park&Light Expt. 1 Expt. 2 α = k hop /k exc. Expt. 1: K. N. Crabtree et al. (2011) Expt. 2: M. Cordonnier et al. (2000) α(t) 2 1 ZPE plays an important role for T> 300 K, ZPE-biased works fine for T< 200 K, statistical behaviour Need of quantum treatments Temperature / Kelvin This Work: J. Chem. Phys. 137 (2012)
30 Conclusions We presented a dynamically-biased statistical/qct treatment for the H H 2 reaction. We account for the anisotropy of the H + 3 reactant and the H+ 5 well depth. We obtain a more realistic, energy-dependent scrambling matrix by means of QCT calculations. Transition from a statistical-like behaviour at low temperatures to a direct mechanism at high termperatures. We get a reasonable description of α(t ) = k hop / k exchange We analyze the role of the ZPE on the QCT calculations. Quantum methods are needed. We plan to study the isotopic variants of this reaction.
31 Acknowledgements Coworkers Octavio Roncero, CSIC Alfredo Aguado, Univ. Autónoma Madrid Cristina Sanz, CSIC Alexandre Zanchet, CSIC Lola González Sánchez, Univ. Salamanca Financial Support Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología (Spain) CSD , "Molecular Astrophysics: The Herschel and Alma era" THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
32 The H H 2 reaction Reaction Mechanisms (M) and Nuclear Spin (I) Selection Rules This reaction can proceed in three ways: Identity (M = 1) H H 2 H H 2 weight = 1/10 H + hop (M = 2) H H 2 k hop HH H 2 weight = 3/10 Γ id ss = Γ hop ss = o,o o,p p,o p,p o,o 6/ o,p 0 2/5 0 0 p,o 0 0 6/5 0 p,p /5 o,o o,p p,o p,p o,o 12/5 0 6/5 0 o,p 0 0 6/5 0 p,o 6/5 6/5 3/5 3/5 p,p 0 0 3/5 3/5 H + exc. (M = 3) H H 2 k exc. HH HH weight = 6/10 Γ exc ss = o,o o,p p,o p,p o,o 19/5 1 8/5 4/5 o,p 1 3/5 4/5 0 p,o 8/5 4/5 19/5 1 p,p 4/ /5 Each mechanism is subject to nuclear spin constraints 2 2 M. Quack, Mol. Phys. 34 (1977) 477; T. Oka, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 228 (2044) 635
33 Nuclear Spin Combinations of H 2 and H + 3 H i = +1/2 z I = 1/ I 3= 1/2 (E ) + para H 3 H I = 3/2 3 (A ) i = 1/2 z H I = 0 I = (antisymmetric) (symmetric) + ortho H para H ortho H j, w > J >
34 Rate constants rotationally thermalized rate constants, k s (T ) 1 (I 2,I 3 )= (0,1/2) (I 2,I 3 )= (1,1/2) k s (T) x 10 9 (cm 3 /s) 0 1 (I 2,I 3 )=(0,3/2) (I 2,I 3 )=(1, 3/2) statistical biased ZPE biased Park&Light Temperature / Kelvin
35 From Park & Light to Oka branching ratio matrices Oka Γ M ss Park & Light Γ M sis Γ M ss = I g si Γ M sis g I
36 Capture probabilities 1. Capture probability of the H + 5 complex, W JΩ { srνω t WsrνΩ JΩ 0 E < V max t (E) = 1 E > V max 800 V (J,j,Ω,r) (R) = Y Jm J eff jωr V Y Jm J jωr + Ejd + E jt ω t + J(J + 1) + j d (j d + 1) + j t (j t + 1) 2Ω 2 + 2νΩ t 2 Energy / cm 1 0 j d =1,ν=0, Ω t =0, J=0 Effective Potential J, j, Ω, r V eff R / a.u. j t =1,ω t =1 j t =1,ω t =0 j t =2,ω t =2 j t =2,ω t =1 j d =1,ν=0, Ω t =0, J=15 j t =3,ω t =3 j t =3,ω t =2 j t =3,ω t =1 j t =3,ω t = R / a.u.
37 Park and Light potential energy surface H = H rot + L2 2µr 2 + V int + H kin V int = V 0 + V 2 P 2 (cosθ) isotropic part anisotropic part V 2 = qq r 3 V 0 = q2 α 2r 4 q2 (α par α perp) 3r 4
38 QCT probability identity hop exchange j d =0, j t =3, ω t =0 j d =1, j t =3, ω t = Probability j d =0, j t =2, ω t =2 j d =1, j t =2, ω t =2 hop & exchange decreases. No dependence on the initial states j d =0, j t =1, ω t =1 j d =1, j t =1, ω t = Energy / cm 1
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