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A New Method of Drawing the Potential Energy Surface
Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan · 1955 · Vol. 28(7) · pp. 450–453
Shin Sato✉(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Abstract
Abstract A new method of drawing the potential energy surface has been devised and compared with Eyring’s semi-empirical method. The points different from the latter method are that an appropriate function for the anti-bonding state of a diatomic molecule is assumed and the overlap integral is not ignored. The so-called Coulomb fraction in Eyring’s method is not used and the London equation has been slightly modified. As an example the activation energy of hydrogen atom-molecule reaction has been calculated. So far as this reaction is concerned, the present method gives more reasonable value than Eyring’s method.
History and advancements in chemistryVarious Chemistry Research TopicsAdvanced Physical and Chemical Molecular InteractionsChemistryDiatomic moleculePotential energy surfaceHydrogen atomMoleculeSurface (topology)Atom (system on chip)Potential energyActivation energyFunction (biology)
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Diatomic Molecules According to the Wave Mechanics. II. Vibrational Levels
Physical Review · 1929 · 4,066 citations
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