Measurements of rate coefficients of CN, HCN and HNC collisions with H at cryogenic temperatures
arXiv:2306.04266 · doi:10.1063/5.0153699
Abstract
The experimental determination of the reaction rate coefficients for production and destruction of and in collisions with is presented. A variable temperature 22 pole radio frequency ion trap was used to study the reactions in the temperature range of . The obtained rate coefficients for the reaction of and of with are close to the collisional (Langevin) value, whereas that for the reaction of with is quickly decreasing with increasing temperature. The product branching ratios for the reaction of with are also reported and show a notable decrease of product with respect to product with increasing temperature. These measurements have consequences for current astrochemical models of cyanide chemistry, in particular for the cation.
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