H/D 原子与特定醚发生反应的结构-反应相关性：直接冲击管测量和过渡态理论得出的反应速率系数

IF 5.8 2区工程技术 Q2 ENERGY & FUELS

Combustion and Flame Pub Date : 2024-09-19 DOI:10.1016/j.combustflame.2024.113689

F. Werner , C. Naumann , M. Braun-Unkhoff , T. Methling , C. Schulz , U. Riedel , S. Peukert

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摘要

在 2.0 至 2.7 巴的高压下进行了冲击管实验，以研究 D 原子与选定的醚化合物（二甲醚 (DME)、二乙醚 (DEE)、二甲氧基甲烷 (DMM) 和甲基丙基醚 (MPE)）之间的 H 原子抽取。利用反射冲击波背后的 D 原子共振吸收光谱（D-ARAS）来监测 D 原子的消耗。为了研究 D 原子和特定醚之间的双分子反应，制备了选定醚化合物和在氩气（浴气）中稀释的 C2D5I 的气体混合物；C2D5I 被用作 D 原子的前体。这种使用双原子吸收光谱分析仪（D-ARAS 和 H-ARAS）的创新方法可以对前体衰变后的 H 原子抽取反应和醚衰变后的 H 原子释放反应进行不同的检测。在研究 D + DME → HD + 产物反应时，实验温度范围为 940-1050 K；在研究 D + DEE → HD + 产物反应时，温度范围为 980-1260 K；在研究 D + DMM → HD + 产物反应时，温度范围为 930-1300 K；在研究 D + MPE → HD + 产物反应时，温度范围为 1000-1350 K。实验测定的速率系数用以下阿伦尼乌斯方程表示：ktotal(D+DME)(T) = 1.9×10-10 exp (-31.4 kJ/mol / RT) cm3s-1，ktotal(D+DEE)(T) = 1.7×10-10 exp (-22.4 kJ/mol / RT) cm3s-1，ktotal(D+DMM)(T) = 2.7×10-10 exp (-27.3 kJ/mol / RT) cm3s-1，以及 ktotal(D+MPE)(T) = 5.1×10-10 exp (-31. 5 kJ/mol / RT) cm3s-1。实验结果的不确定性为 ±30 %，并根据 G4 理论水平计算得出的分子性质和能量，通过过渡态理论 (TST) 计算进行了补充。TST 计算针对从各种类型的一级和二级碳键中抽离 H 原子。根据理论推导出了特定键的反应速率系数表达式，并与实验结果进行了比较，从而建立了分子结构与反应性之间的相关性。

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Structure-reactivity correlations for reactions between H/D atoms with selected ethers: Reaction-rate coefficients from direct shock-tube measurements and transition-state theory

Shock-tube experiments at elevated pressures between 2.0 and 2.7 bar were carried out to study H-atom abstractions between D atoms and selected ether compounds: dimethyl ether (DME), diethyl ether (DEE), dimethoxymethane (DMM), and methyl propyl ether (MPE). D-atom resonance absorption spectrometry (D-ARAS) behind reflected shock waves was used to monitor the consumption of D atoms. To study the bimolecular reactions between D atoms and the specific ether, gas mixtures of the selected ether compound and C₂D₅I diluted in argon (bath gas) were prepared; C₂D₅I was used as a precursor for D atoms. This innovative approach using Dual ARAS (D-ARAS and H-ARAS) allows the distinct detection of precursor decay followed by H-atom abstraction reactions and ether decay followed by H-atom release. For the study of the reaction D + DME → HD + products, the experiments covered a temperature range of 940–1050 K; for the reaction D + DEE → HD + products, the temperature range was 980–1260 K; for the reaction D + DMM → HD + products, the temperature range was 930–1300 K; and for the reaction D + MPE → HD + products, the temperature spans a range of 1000–1350 K. Experimentally determined rate coefficients have been expressed by the following Arrhenius equations:

k_total_(D+DME)(T) = 1.9×10⁻¹⁰ exp (−31.4 kJ/mol / RT) cm³s⁻¹,

k_total_(D+DEE)(T) = 1.7×10⁻¹⁰ exp (−22.4 kJ/mol / RT) cm³s⁻¹,

k_total_(D+DMM)(T) = 2.7×10⁻¹⁰ exp (−27.3 kJ/mol / RT) cm³s⁻¹,

and k_total_(D+MPE)(T) = 5.1×10⁻¹⁰ exp (−31.5 kJ/mol / RT) cm³s⁻¹.

The experimental results show an uncertainty of ±30 % and were supplemented by transition-state theory (TST) calculations based on molecular properties and energies from computations at the G4 level of theory. TST computations were conducted for H-atom abstraction from various types of primary and secondary carbon bonds. Bond-specific reaction rate-coefficient expressions were derived from theory and compared with experimental results to establish correlations between molecular structure and reactivity.

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Combustion and Flame 工程技术-工程：化工

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