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Primary and secondary isotope effect on tunnelling in malonaldehyde using a quantum mechanical scheme

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作者Wu, Feng1,2; Ren, Yinghui2
刊名MOLECULAR PHYSICS
出版日期2017
卷号115期号:14页码:1700-1707
关键词Tunnelling Splitting Proton Transfer Isotope Effect Fundamental Excitation
英文摘要Primary and secondary isotope effect on tunnelling in malonaldehyde is investigated with reduced-dimensional quantum mechanical models in the saddle-point normal coordinates, where the Hamiltonian takes the imaginary-frequency normal model as the reaction coordinate and uses the relaxed potentials to approximate the normal modes not explicitly included. Our two-dimensional (2D) results of the ground-state tunnelling splitting (Delta(0)), as well as the ratio of the Delta(0) in malonaldehyde to that in its isotopologues, are in reasonably good agreement with available experimental data. The experimental deduction about the appreciable impact of secondary isotope effect on tunnelling is further confirmed. Moreover, we find that in most isotopologues, the fundamental excitation of the ring-deformation normal mode, explicitly included in the 2D model, shows a large enhancement of tunnelling relative to the Delta(0).
语种英语
源URL[http://ir.iccas.ac.cn/handle/121111/38528]  
专题化学研究所_其它
作者单位1.Yancheng Inst Technol, Dept Phys, Yancheng, Peoples R China
2.Chinese Acad Sci, Beijing Natl Lab Mol Sci, Inst Chem, Beijing, Peoples R China
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Wu, Feng,Ren, Yinghui. Primary and secondary isotope effect on tunnelling in malonaldehyde using a quantum mechanical scheme[J]. MOLECULAR PHYSICS,2017,115(14):1700-1707.
APA Wu, Feng,&Ren, Yinghui.(2017).Primary and secondary isotope effect on tunnelling in malonaldehyde using a quantum mechanical scheme.MOLECULAR PHYSICS,115(14),1700-1707.
MLA Wu, Feng,et al."Primary and secondary isotope effect on tunnelling in malonaldehyde using a quantum mechanical scheme".MOLECULAR PHYSICS 115.14(2017):1700-1707.

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