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H ++ O 2 system revisited: four-state quasidiabatic potential energy surfaces and coupling potentials
Velluvakandi Chaluvalappil Saheer
Published in Springer
2018
Volume: 130
   
Issue: 11
Abstract
Abstract: The global adiabatic and quasidiabatic potential energy surfaces for the ground and first three excited (1-43A″) electronic states of H ++ O 2 system are reported on a finer grid points in the Jacobi coordinates using Dunning’s cc-pVTZ basis set and internally contracted multi-reference (single and double) configuration interaction method. Ab initio procedures have been used to compute the corresponding quasidiabatic surfaces and radial coupling potentials which are relevant for the dynamical studies of inelastic vibrational excitation and charge transfer processes. Nonadiabatic couplings arising out of relative motion of proton and the vibrational motions of O 2 between the adiabatic electronic states have also been analyzed. Graphical abstract: Adiabatic and quasidiabatic potential energy surfaces have been constructed using ab initio procedure for the lowest four 1-4 3A′ ′ electronic states of H + + O 2 collision system. The computed quasidiabatic surfaces and coupling potentials would be helpful in understanding the collision dynamics of inelastic and charge transfer processes in the system. [Figure not available: see fulltext.]. © 2018, Indian Academy of Sciences.
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JournalData powered by TypesetJournal of Chemical Sciences
PublisherData powered by TypesetSpringer
ISSN09743626
Open AccessYes
Concepts (16)
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    Charge transfer
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    Electronic states
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    Excited states
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    Molecular physics
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    Potential energy surfaces
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    Quantum chemistry
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    Rate constants
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    AB INITIO PROCEDURES
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    Charge transfer process
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    CONFIGURATION INTERACTION METHOD
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    NON-ADIABATIC COUPLING
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    NONADIABATIC COUPLING MATRIX ELEMENTS
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    QUASIDIABATIZATION
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    Vibrational excitation
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    VIBRATIONAL MOTIONS
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    Potential energy