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Collision theory of 2HI

To apply the simplest form of collision theory to the rate of decomposition of hydrogen iodide. [Pg.413]

Retaining the notation of problem 144 we define rate constants A+ and by [Pg.413]

Tliese constants have been determined at two temperatures by Taylor and Crist (J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 1941, 63, 1377). They found (compare problem 144) [Pg.413]

According to the simplest form of collision theory we assume that on a collision between two HI molecules the probability of reaction has a constant value a when the rdative translational energy along the line of centres exceeds a definite energy s and is otherwise zero. The formula for 2k+ is then (Fowler and Guggenheim, Statistical thermo-djmamics , Cambridge University Press, 1939, formula 1206.5 Frost and Pearson, Kinetics and mechanism , John WUey 1953, p. 65) [Pg.413]

We shall now drop the subscript + and aU use superscripts and to relate to the lower and higher temperatures respectivdy. [Pg.413]


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