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Computational Quantum Chemistry of Chemical Kinetic Modeling
Journal of Chemical Engineering & Process Technology, 2016The earth orbiting the sun, the electron bonded to a proton in the hydrogen atom are both manifestations of particles in motion bound by an inverse-square force and both are governed by the principle of least action (of all the possible paths the particles may take between two points in space and time, they take those paths for which the time integral ...
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Fibre Chemistry, 2001
Using the semiempirical PM3 quantum-chemical method, a model of the reaction of polyvinyl alcohol with water was constructed and the fundamental energy characteristics of the reaction were evaluated. The possibility of using computer modeling for studying the reaction of a plasticizer with polymer materials is demonstrated on the example of the ...
V. Yu. Gribanov +2 more
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Using the semiempirical PM3 quantum-chemical method, a model of the reaction of polyvinyl alcohol with water was constructed and the fundamental energy characteristics of the reaction were evaluated. The possibility of using computer modeling for studying the reaction of a plasticizer with polymer materials is demonstrated on the example of the ...
V. Yu. Gribanov +2 more
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Molecular Physics, 1973
The effects of the location of the energy barrier and of changing vibrational frequency along the reaction path on the reaction dynamics of a collinear A + BC → AB + C reaction were studied using a series of ‘diagnostic’ model potential energy surfaces.
Shiou-Fu Wu, B.R. Johnson, R.D. Levine
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The effects of the location of the energy barrier and of changing vibrational frequency along the reaction path on the reaction dynamics of a collinear A + BC → AB + C reaction were studied using a series of ‘diagnostic’ model potential energy surfaces.
Shiou-Fu Wu, B.R. Johnson, R.D. Levine
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Journal of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, 2005
A computational Grid system with the simple architecture was constructed based on Globus and the concept of web application for the quantum chemical calculation. The computational Grid provides interfaces to a web-based input module and several molecular orbital calculation packages.
Kwak, J, Lee, YS Lee, Yoon Sup
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A computational Grid system with the simple architecture was constructed based on Globus and the concept of web application for the quantum chemical calculation. The computational Grid provides interfaces to a web-based input module and several molecular orbital calculation packages.
Kwak, J, Lee, YS Lee, Yoon Sup
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2005
This chapter provides an overview on the models generally employed for the simulation of the vibronic spectra of molecules and on the level of theory necessary to obtain quantum-chemically reliable molecular parameters required for the simulations.
NEGRI, FABRIZIA, ORLANDI, GIORGIO
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This chapter provides an overview on the models generally employed for the simulation of the vibronic spectra of molecules and on the level of theory necessary to obtain quantum-chemically reliable molecular parameters required for the simulations.
NEGRI, FABRIZIA, ORLANDI, GIORGIO
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2010
The Gaussian-n, complete basis set, and Weizmann-1 quantum chemical models for heats of formation are applied to a set of molecules with relevance to the combustion or pyrolysis of chemical warfare materials. Most of these models generate standard deviations from experiment that are less than 2 kcal/mol.
David K, Hahn +2 more
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The Gaussian-n, complete basis set, and Weizmann-1 quantum chemical models for heats of formation are applied to a set of molecules with relevance to the combustion or pyrolysis of chemical warfare materials. Most of these models generate standard deviations from experiment that are less than 2 kcal/mol.
David K, Hahn +2 more
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2019
The thermal reactions of propargyl chloride were studied behind reflected shock waves in a pressurized driver 2 in. i.d. single-pulse shock tube over the temperature range 1000-1350 K and pressure range behind the reflected shocks of 2-4 atm. Cooling rates were ∼5 × 105 K/s.
Faina Dubnikova +2 more
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The thermal reactions of propargyl chloride were studied behind reflected shock waves in a pressurized driver 2 in. i.d. single-pulse shock tube over the temperature range 1000-1350 K and pressure range behind the reflected shocks of 2-4 atm. Cooling rates were ∼5 × 105 K/s.
Faina Dubnikova +2 more
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2009 International Conference on Application of Information and Communication Technologies, 2009
Investigations of the spatial and electronic structure as well as the study of the vibrational spectra of the different molecules by the methods of computer modeling are review in the given study.
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Investigations of the spatial and electronic structure as well as the study of the vibrational spectra of the different molecules by the methods of computer modeling are review in the given study.
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Journal of computer-aided molecular design, 1997
Restricted and unrestricted (U) Hartree-Fock (HF), second-order Møller-Plesset perturbation (MP2), density functional (DF), hybrid HF/DF and semiempirical (half-electron (HE) method) models have been used to calculate adiabatic electron affinities (EAad values) of p-benzoquinone (I), p-benzoquinone imine (VI) and p-benzoquinone diimine (XI), as well as
Y H, Mariam, L, Chantranupong
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Restricted and unrestricted (U) Hartree-Fock (HF), second-order Møller-Plesset perturbation (MP2), density functional (DF), hybrid HF/DF and semiempirical (half-electron (HE) method) models have been used to calculate adiabatic electron affinities (EAad values) of p-benzoquinone (I), p-benzoquinone imine (VI) and p-benzoquinone diimine (XI), as well as
Y H, Mariam, L, Chantranupong
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2016
The isomerization of o-quinolyl ↔ o-isoquinolyl radicals and their thermal decomposition were studied by quantum chemical methods, where potential energy surfaces of the reaction channels and their kinetics rate parameters were determined. A detailed kinetics scheme containing 40 elementary steps was constructed.
Faina, Dubnikova +2 more
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The isomerization of o-quinolyl ↔ o-isoquinolyl radicals and their thermal decomposition were studied by quantum chemical methods, where potential energy surfaces of the reaction channels and their kinetics rate parameters were determined. A detailed kinetics scheme containing 40 elementary steps was constructed.
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