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A third body is required for the recombination of two hydrogen atoms
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The retrieved literature partially supports the chemical principles behind atom recombination involving third bodies, such as collisional stabilization, but does not fully establish the explicit requirement for a third body for hydrogen atom recombination alone without broader context.

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1969 · cited by 25
Abstract Rate constants for the recombination of atomic hydrogen with hydrogen molecules, hydrogen atoms, and argon atoms as the third bodies are presented in functional form for the range of temperatures from about 2500 to 7000 °K and are critically compared with the results of other workers. The rate constants are evaluated from detailed analyses of spectrum-line reversal measurements of the fall in temperature accompanying dissociation behind shock waves in gas mixtures containing 20, 40, 50 and 60% of hydrogen in argon. The rate constants for recombination with hydrogen molecules (k-1) and argon atoms (k-3) fit the equations log10k-1 = 15.243 - 1.95 x 10-4T cm6 mole-2 s-1, log10k-3 = 15.787 - 2.75 x 10-4T cm6 mole-2 s-1, with a standard deviation of 0.193 in log10k-1. The rate constant for recombination with hydrogen atoms is about ten times larger than these at 3000 °K and shows a steep inverse dependence on temperature ( ~ T-6) above 4000 °K. Below this temperature the power of this dependence decreases rapidly and there is strong evidence that the value of this rate constant has a maximum around 3000 °K. This behaviour is interpreted on the basis of a process of collisional stabilization by atom exchange, requiring an activation energy around 8 kcal mole-1 and taking place under conditions of vibrational adiabaticity. The over-all results indicate that the assumption of equality between the equilibrium constant and the ratio of the rate constants for dissociation and recombination is valid throughout the region of non-equilibrium dissociation and at all temperatures in the shock waves examined.
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1968 · cited by 5
AbstractRecent experiments in a shock tube on the dissociation of hydrogen in hydrogen/argon mixtures at temperatures between 2600 and 7000 °K have led to an evaluation of the rate constants for the six processesmagnified imageThe result for the three‐atom recombination rate constant, k‐2, are of particular interest, as they indicate that a maximum value for k‐2 occurs at about 3000 °K. The reality of this novel behaviour is confirmed by a recent estimate at room temperature of an upper bound significantly below the shock‐tube values at 3000 °K.It is proposed that the temperature‐dependence of this rate constant may be explained by the collisional stabilization of orbiting pairs of hydrogen atoms, by exchange with a third atom. Provided the vibrational mode is adiabatic during the exchange such a process requires activation energy, which explains the initial positive temperature‐dependence. As the temperature is further increased, however, the energy redistribution on exchange is no longer adequate to produce a stable molecule, and thus the rate constant acquires a negative temperature‐dependence at higher temperatures. A simple model gives semi‐quantitative agreement with experiment for the detailed variation of k−2 with temperature.
1964 · cited by 0
be greater for the accelerated-flow than for the continuous-flow method, but less for the stopped-flow … dissociated, and the atoms subse- quently recombine: See The rate of recombination of the atoms can be determined … an iodine molecule to be formed from two atoms a third body is necessary, to carry away surplus kinetic Fast Reactions in Solution : Edward Caldin : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Skip to main content Keep the news in the Wayback Machine. Sign Fight for the Future's letter . 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  1. Exchange Stabilization in the Hydrogen Atom Recombination Reaction with Hydrogen Atoms as Third Bodiespeer-reviewedsame source L1no side taken
  2. Exchange Stabilization in the Hydrogen Atom Recombination Reaction with Hydrogen Atoms as Third Bodiespeer-reviewedsame source L1no side taken
  3. Shock-wave observations of rate constants for atomic hydrogen recombination from 2500 to 7000 °K: collisional stabilization by exchange of hydrogen atomspeer-reviewedno side taken
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