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Global Potential Energy Surface, Vibrational Spectrum, and Reaction Dynamics of the First Excited (Ấ²A′) State of HO₂

  • Anyang Li
  • , Daiqian Xie
  • , Richard Dawes
  • , Ahren W. Jasper
  • , Jianyi Ma
  • , Hua Guo

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Abstract

The authors report extensive high-level ab initio studies of the first excited (Ã A2 ') state of HO 2 . A global potential energy surface (PES) was developed by spline-fitting 17 000 ab initio points at the internal contracted multireference configuration interaction (icMRCI) level with the AVQZ basis set. To ascertain the spectroscopic accuracy of the PES, the near-equilibrium region of the molecule was also investigated using three interpolating moving least-squares-based PESs employing dynamically weighted icMRCI methods in the complete basis set limit. Vibrational energy levels on all four surfaces agree well with each other and a new assignment of some vibrational features is proposed. In addition, the dynamics of both the forward and reverse directions of the H+ O 2 (ã Δ1 g ) OH+O reaction (J=0) were studied using an exact wave packet method. The reactions are found to be dominated by sharp resonances.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalJournal of Chemical Physics
Volume133
DOIs
StatePublished - Oct 1 2010

Keywords

  • Ab initio
  • Ab initio study
  • Basis sets
  • Complete basis set limit
  • Excited states
  • Global potential energy surfaces
  • Moving least squares
  • Multi reference configuration interactions
  • Potential energy surfaces
  • Quantum chemistry
  • Reaction dynamics
  • Sulfur compounds
  • Vibrational energy levels
  • Vibrational features
  • Wave-packet method, Potential energy

Disciplines

  • Chemistry

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