Molecular orbital study of the gas phase reaction of NaxBi4 clusters with HCl (x = 1,2)

Q4 Chemical Engineering

分子催化 Pub Date : 1994-08-12 DOI:10.1016/0304-5102(94)00060-3

R.Pis Diez, M.P. Iñiguez

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Abstract

Extended Hückel calculations are performed to study how Na₂Bi₄, NaBi₄ and Bi₄ clusters and atomic Na react with HCl. We find that Bi₄ fragments act as “charge transfer catalysts” for the reaction of Na with HCl, weakening the HCl bond. Our results point to a higher reactivity of the Na₂Bi₄ cluster compared with NaBi₄, a repulsive state characterizing the reaction of Bi₄ with HCl and a “thermodynamic” impediment for the reaction of Na with HCl. These facts are in good agreement with experimental results.

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NaxBi4簇与HCl (x = 1,2)气相反应的分子轨道研究

采用扩展h ckel计算方法研究了Na2Bi4、NaBi4和Bi4簇以及原子Na与HCl的反应。我们发现Bi4片段作为Na与HCl反应的“电荷转移催化剂”，削弱了HCl键。我们的研究结果表明，与NaBi4相比，Na2Bi4簇具有更高的反应活性，Bi4与HCl反应的排斥性状态和Na与HCl反应的“热力学”障碍。这些事实与实验结果很吻合。

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分子催化 Chemical Engineering-Catalysis

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