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							Physical Chemistry




                     Reaction Kinetics (6)

                       Xuan Cheng
                       Xiamen University

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Physical Chemistry                                            Reaction
                     Theories of Reaction Rates               Kinetics

 Hard-Sphere Collision Theory of Gas-Phase Reactions
       Assumptions
       (1) The molecules are hard spheres
       (2) For a reaction to occur between B and C, the two
          molecules must collide
       (3) Not all collisions produce reaction. Reaction occurs if
          and only if the reactive translational kinetic energy along
          the line of centers of the colliding molecules exceeds a
          threshold energy thr
       (4) The Maxwell-Boltzmann equilibrium distribution of
          molecular velocities is maintained during the reaction

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Physical Chemistry            Reaction
                              Kinetics
        简单碰撞理论的基本假设
   该理论的基本假设(即理论模型):
   (i)反应物分子可看作简单的硬球,无内部结构和相互作用;

   (ii)反应分子必须通过碰撞才可能发生反应;
   (iii)并非所有碰撞都能发生反应,相互碰撞的两个分子—碰撞
 分子对的能量达到或超过某一定值 thr—称为阈能时,反应才能
 发生,这样的碰撞叫活化碰撞;
   (iV)在反应过程中,反应分子的速率分布始终遵守麦克斯韦—
 玻耳兹曼(Maxwell-Boltzmann)分布。


                                     3
Physical Chemistry                                                              Reaction
                 Theories of Reaction Rates                                     Kinetics

 Hard-Sphere Collision Theory of Gas-Phase Reactions
   The number of B reacting in a bimolecular reaction
   B + C  Products         Z BC e Ethr / RT   Ethr  NA  thr


         J 1  1 dn A                                                               
                                                                                         Ethr / RT
      r                    (17.3)                                                      NA
         V V  a dt                                                    r  Z BC e

                                          Z BC e  Ethr / RT
   The predict rate constant           k                                        r  k[ B][C ]
                                             N A[ B][C ]

                                           Z BC e  Ethr / RT
                                        k                                                      (23.2)
                                              N A[ B][C ]
   The use of (15.62) for ZBC
                                                1/ 2
                               8RT  1       
                                                                       for B  C
                                          1
        k  N A (rB  rC ) 2      
                                            
                                                      e  Ethr / RT                            (23.3)
                                 M B MC
                                             
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Physical Chemistry                                                                 Reaction
                   Theories of Reaction Rates                                      Kinetics

 Hard-Sphere Collision Theory of Gas-Phase Reactions
   For the bimolecular reaction 2B  Products
                                       1 d [ B]
                                 r             k[ B]2
                                       2 dt
                                                                                                Ethr / RT
                                                                                            
   The rate of disappearance of B                                   
                                                                        d [ B]
                                                                                2 Z BC e          NA
                                                                         dt

                                 1 d [ B] / dt Z BB e  Ethr / RT
                            k                                                     r  k[B]2
                                 2 [ B]2          N A[ B]2


  The use of (15.63) for ZBB
                                           1/ 2
                     1          2  8 RT   
              k          N Ad B 
                                   M     
                                                 e  Ethr / RT     for B = C                     (23.4)
                   21 / 2             B   

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Physical Chemistry                                                                   Reaction
                 Theories of Reaction Rates                                          Kinetics

 Hard-Sphere Collision Theory of Gas-Phase Reactions
                                                   1/ 2
                               8RT  1          
                                                                            for B  C
                                          1
        k  N A (rB  rC ) 2      
                                               
                                                         e  Ethr / RT                   (23.3)
                                 M B MC
                                                
                                       1/ 2
                     1        2  8 RT 
               k       N Ad B 
                                 M        e  Ethr / RT                 for B = C     (23.4)
                   1/ 2
                  2                 B

                                   1       Ethr
                     ln k  const  ln T 
                                   2       RT
                        1   E                                             d ln k
              Ea  RT 2  T  thr                              Ea  RT 2                (17.68)
                        2   RT 2                                           dT

                                            1
                                 Ea  Ethr  RT                                         (23.5)
                                            2

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Physical Chemistry                                                              Reaction
                       Theories of Reaction Rates                               Kinetics

 Hard-Sphere Collision Theory of Gas-Phase Reactions
                                                1/ 2
                           2  8RT  1    1 
        k  N A (rB  rC )        M  M 
                                                       e  Ethr / RT   for B  C    (23.3)
                                B
                                          C 

                            1                   1
 1/2RT is small        Ea  RT      Ea  Ethr  RT                                   (23.5)
                            2                   2

           Ea  Ethr                          Ea
                                       A  ke RT
                                                                                     (17.69)

                                                     1/ 2
                                 8RT  1          
                                                                         for B  C
                                            1
          A  N A (rB  rC ) 2      
                                                 
                                                           e 1 / 2                  (23.6)
                                   M B MC
                                                  

     The hard-sphere threshold energy is nearly the same as the
     activation energy. The simple collision theory gives only the
     pre-exponential factor A (but not for the calculation of Ethr)
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Physical Chemistry                                        Reaction
                                                          Kinetics
  A comparison of theoretic calculation and experimental measurement
                                                        k0
                            T       E                                    k0 (theo)
    Reaction                                  1011dm3 · mol-1 · s-1
                            K    kJ· mol-1                               k0 (cal)
                                              measured       cal.

K + Br2         KBr + Br   600     0           10            2.1        4.8
CH3 + CH3          C2H6    300     0          0.24           1.1        0.22
2NOCl          2NO + Cl2 470      102         0.094          0.59       0.16
                   CHO
          CHO
   +                       500     83        1.5×10 -5       3.0       5×10- 6


H2 + C2H4          C2H6 800      180         1.24×10 -5 7.3           1.7×10- 6
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Physical Chemistry                                           Reaction
                     Potential-Energy Surfaces               Kinetics

 The hard-sphere collision theory does not give accurate rate constants.

 In chemical reactions, bonds are being formed and broken.

                                             Intramolecular forces

  Forces acting on atoms in the molecules

                                             Intermolecular forces

   Consider two molecules to form a
                                             supermolecule
   single quantum-mechanical entity
                                            Only exists during collision


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Physical Chemistry                                   Reaction
                     Potential-Energy Surfaces       Kinetics

  Morse potential Energy
    Ep (r )  De [exp{2a (r  r0 )}  2 exp{ a(r  r0 )}]

 当r>r0时,有引力,即化学键力。
 当r<r0时,有斥力。
  =0时的能级为振动基态能级,
  E0为零点能。
   D0为把基态分子离解为孤立
   原子所需的能量,它的值可
   从光谱数据得到。
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Physical Chemistry                                  Reaction
                     Potential-Energy Surfaces      Kinetics

   For a reaction
    A  BC   ABC   AB  C

                                     A

                                      Rab       
                                                               C
                                            B       Rbc

                                       If  < 180o
                                     Potential is a function
                                     of Rab and Rbc only.

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Physical Chemistry                               Reaction
                                                 Kinetics
             Potential-Energy Surfaces
 图中R点是反应物BC分子的基态,随着A原子的靠近,势能
 沿着RT线升高,到达T点形成活化络合物。

  随着C原子的离去,势能沿
  着TP线下降,到P点是生成                                A-----B-----C

  物AB分子的稳态。

  D点是完全离解为A,B,C原子
  时的势能;OEP一侧,是原子
  间的相斥能,也很高。                   A-------B---C    A---B-------C


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Physical Chemistry                                          Reaction
                     Transition-State Theory                Kinetics

  Transition-State Theory (TST)
  Activation-Complex Theory (ACT)
  The potential-energy surface for a reaction has a reaction region and
  a product region that are separated by a barrier.
 TST chooses a boundary surface located between the reactant and
 product regions and assumes that all supermolecules that cross this
 boundary surface (critical dividing surface) become products.
  The critical dividing surface (Fig. 23.7) is
  taken to pass through the saddle point of
  the potential-energy surface.
   saddle point  The maximum point on the
   minimum-energy path
                                                                    13
Physical Chemistry                                            Reaction
                     Transition-State Theory                  Kinetics

  Transition-State Theory (TST)
     Assumptions
   (1) all supermolecules that cross the critical dividing surface from the
   reactant side become products.
    Once a supermolecule crosses the critical surface it is a downhill
    journey to products.
   (2) during the reaction the Boltzmann
   distribution of energy is maintained for the
   reactant molecules.
   (3) the supermolecules crossing the
   critical surface from the reactant side have
   a Boltzmann distribution of energy
   corresponding to the temperature of the
   reacting system.
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Physical Chemistry                                             Reaction
                     Transition-State Theory                   Kinetics

  Transition-State Theory (TST)
     Assumptions
   Not all supermolecules cross the dividing surface at precisely the
   saddle point of the potential-energy surface.

   Activated complex
                                                 Potential-energy


  Any supermolecule whose nuclear
  configuration corresponds to any point on
  the dividing surface or to any point within
                                                        Minimum-energy path
  a short distance beyond the dividing
  surface.
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Physical Chemistry              Reaction
                     碰撞理论的优缺点   Kinetics


    优点: 碰撞理论为我们描述了一幅虽然粗糙但十分
    明确的反应图像,在反应速率理论的发展中起了很
    大作用。
      对阿仑尼乌斯公式中的指数项、指前因子和阈
    能都提出了较明确的物理意义,认为指数项相当于
    有效碰撞分数,指前因子A相当于碰撞频率。
      它解释了一部分实验事实,理论所计算的速率系
    数k值与较简单的反应的实验值相符。
    缺点:但模型过于简单,所以要引入概率因子,且
    概率因子的值很难具体计算。阈能还必须从实验活
    化能求得,所以碰撞理论还是半经验的。
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Physical Chemistry         Reaction
                           Kinetics
               过渡态理论的优缺点
   优点:
   1.形象地描绘了基元反应进展的过程;
   2.原则上可以从原子结构的光谱数据和势能面计算宏
   观反应的速率常数;
   3.对阿仑尼乌斯的指前因子作了理论说明,认为它与
   反应的活化熵有关;
   4.形象地说明了反应为什么需要活化能以及反应遵循
   的能量最低原理。
   缺点:引进的平衡假设和速决步假设并不能符合所有
   的实验事实;对复杂的多原子反应,绘制势能面有困
   难,使理论的应用受到一定的限制。
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Physical Chemistry                                                        Reaction
                       Transition-State Theory                            Kinetics

  For ideal-gas reactions
  Denoting an activated complex by          X
                                             f       (forward direction)
                                
                     B  C   X   E  F 
                                  f                                            (23.8)
                                                                      
                                                                    0
   Equation (22.129) gives             N
                                        f                z      
                                                               e kT           (23.9)
                                     N B NC         z B zC 


          
        0   0 ( X  )   0 ( B)   0 (C )  
                      f
                    
     The quantity  0 differs from the classical
     barrier b, because of the zero-point
     vibrational species of X  , B, C, …
                              f



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Physical Chemistry                                                                    Reaction
                      Transition-State Theory                                         Kinetics

  For ideal-gas reactions
Division of each N in (23.9) by NAV converts it to a molar concentration

               Kf 
                         
                         X
                          f
                                  
                                                 z / N AV            
                                                                         0
                                                                     e kT
                                                                           

                                                                                           (23.10)
                      [ B][C ]       ( z B / N AV )(zC / N AV ) 
                                             U 0
                                                o
                                                           v
                                                    zi  i
                        K c   (ci )vi  e RT     VN 
                                                                              Ideal gas   (22.128)
                              i                   i    A


               Kf 
                        X 
                           
                           f           equilibrium constant  The activated
                      [ B][C ]        complexes are in equilibrium with reactants
   The activated complexes are not in a true chemical-reaction
   equilibrium with the reacting system, are assumed to be in thermal
   equilibrium with the reacting system  populated according to
   Boltzmann distribution appropriate to the system temperature
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Physical Chemistry                                                              Reaction
                        Transition-State Theory                                 Kinetics

  For ideal-gas reactions
   The partition function        z   of the activated complex is given by
                                                  
                                         z  ztr zrot zvib zel                    (22.110)
                         '
              zvib  zrc zvib                           '
                                              z  zrc z                           (23.12)
                                          '      ' 
                                         z  ztr zrot zvib zel                     (23.13)

                                             1 ( 2mrc kT )1 / 2 
                                      z rc                                         (23.14)
                                             2         h

                                        1 (2mrc kT )1 / 2  '
                                   z                      z                      (23.15)
                                        2        h


                                                     e  0 / kT [ B][C ]
                  vrc             z / N A N                
             r                                                                     (23.16)
                       z B / N A N zC / N A N 
                                                                                      20
Physical Chemistry                                                                        Reaction
                      Transition-State Theory                                             Kinetics

  For ideal-gas reactions
   The probability density of g(vrc) for vrc is
                                                                           2
                                                         1 / 2  mrc vrc
                                                    m                                        (23.17)
                                       g (vrc )  2 rc  e 2kT
                                                    2kT 
             
      vrc  0 vrc g (vrc )dvrc                                1/ 2
                                                     2kT      
                                              vrc  
                                                     m       
                                                                                              (23.18)
                                                     rc       

                             1/ 2
                 1  2kT             (2mrc kT )1 / 2          '                   
                                                                               e( 0 / kT )[ B][C ]
                                                                z / N AV
               r 
                                                                            
                             
                   mrc
                   
                             
                                           2h            '           '
                                                         z / N AV z / N AV 


                                      '                      
                           kT        z / N AV        (   0 / kT )
                      kr 
                               '
                                          '
                                              
                            h z / N AV z / N AV 
                                                    e
                                                                                  Ideal gas   (23.19)

TST expression for the rate constant of an ideal-gas elementary reaction
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Physical Chemistry                                                                     Reaction
                       Transition-State Theory                                         Kinetics

  For ideal-gas reactions
    Eyring               kT         '
                                   z / N AV               
                                                    (   0 / kT )
    equation      kr  
                             
                             '
                                        
                                         '
                          h z / N AV z / N AV 
                                                  e
                                                                           Ideal gas (23.19’)

       is transmission coefficient (0 <  < 1), in many cases   1
Relation between TST and Hard-Sphere Collision Theory
   For the bimolecular reaction B + C  Products (B  C)
                                             3/ 2                               3/ 2
                               2mB kT                          2mC kT 
                     zB / V  
                                       
                                                       zC / V  
                                                                          
                                                                           
                                   2                                  2
                               h                                h       

                                                   3/ 2
               z ztr        2 (mB  mC )kT                    mB mC               kT
                     zrot  
                                              
                                                          8 2           (rB  rC ) 2
               V   V                h 2
                                                                 mB  mC              h2
                                                                                             22
Physical Chemistry                                                                         Reaction
                          Transition-State Theory                                          Kinetics

Relation between TST and Hard-Sphere Collision Theory
                                     '                     
                                                   e(   0 / kT )
                          kT        z / N AV
                     kr 
                              
                              '
                                        '
                           h z / N AV z / N AV                                  Ideal gas   (23.19)

 Substitution in equation (23.19) (for B  C)
                                                        1/ 2
                                8kT  mB  mC                       
        kr  N A (rB  rC ) 2      
                                                     
                                                                e( 0 / kT )    for B  C    (23.20)
                                  mB mC
                                                     
                                                            1/ 2
                               8RT  1   1 
        k  N A (rB  rC ) 2      
                                    M     
                                                                  e  Ethr / RT   for B  C     (23.3)
                                 B M C 
                                             
                                             1/ 2
                      1        2  8 RT 
                k       N Ad B 
                                  M             e  Ethr / RT                  for B = C     (23.4)
                    1/ 2
                   2                 B

 TST reduces to the hard-sphere collision theory when the structure of
 the molecules is ignored.
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Physical Chemistry                                                          Reaction
                      Transition-State Theory                               Kinetics

Temperature dependence of the rate constant
               ztr  T 3 / 2    zrot ,lin  T     zrot , nonlin  T 3 / 2   zel  T 0


                                      kr  CT e                 
                                                      
   C and m are constants                        m  E0 / RT                      (23.21)

                                                    
                                         E0  N A 0

    Ea  RT 2d ln kr / dT      Taking the log of (23.21) and differentiating

                                             
                                      Ea  E0  mRT                               (23.22)

         A  kr e Ea / RT
                                  kTem          '
                                               z / N AV
                               A                                 Ce mT m         (23.23)
                                    h z B / N AV zC / N AV 

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