On the formation of phenyldiacetylene (C6H5CCCCH) and D5-phenyldiacetylene (C6D5CCCCH) studied under single collision conditions

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Publication Date 2012-01-27
DOI 10.1039/C2CP22695B
Impact Factor 3.676
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D. S. N. Parker, F. Zhang, Y. S. Kim, R. I. Kaiser, A. Landera, A. M. Mebel


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Abstract

The crossed molecular beam reactions of the phenyl and D5-phenyl radical with diacetylene (C4H2) was studied under single collision conditions at a collision energy of 46 kJ mol−1. The chemical dynamics were found to be indirect and initiated by an addition of the phenyl/D5-phenyl radical with its radical center to the C1-carbon atom of the diacetylene reactant. This process involved an entrance barrier of 4 kJ mol−1 and lead to a long lived, bound doublet radical intermediate. The latter emitted a hydrogen atom directly or after a few isomerization steps via tight exit transition states placed 20–21 kJ mol−1 above the separated phenyldiacetylene (C6H5CCCCH) plus atomic hydrogen products. The overall reaction was determined to be exoergic by about 49 ± 26 kJ mol−1 and 44 ± 10 kJ mol−1 as determined experimentally and computationally, thus representing a feasible pathway to the formation of the phenyldiacetylene molecule in combustion flames of hydrocarbon fuel.

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