1964
DOI: 10.1080/00268976400100061
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H-D isotope effects in the decomposition of acetylene by electron impact

Abstract: In an attempt to gain a better insight into the decomposition of small polyatomic molecules by irradiation, H-D isotope effects in the mass spectrum of acetylene are predicted by means of the quasi-equilibrium theory of mass spectra, and are compared with observed effects. The qualitative agreement between calculated and experimental isotope effects for fragment ions is good, and the quantitative agreement is fair in view of the uncertainty in several quantities, especially in the excitation energy distributio… Show more

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“…Here the assignment to the two possible reactants is easy: (19) must be due to C2H3D2+; (20) and (21) are probably predominantly due to C2HDa+; possible contributions from C2H 3 D2+ should be weaker than the intensity of (19) found for mass 32 (5.5 and 167, respectively) and would thus be negligible. The observed ratio of 55 between the intensities of Reactions (20) and (21) again reflects primarily the isotope effect in C2HD3+ (the corresponding HD/D 2 ratio observed for mass 32 is 167/5.5= 30), while structural effects cannot be ruled out (the C-C ruptures discussed above indicated that scrambling may be incomplete).…”
Section: Mass 31mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Here the assignment to the two possible reactants is easy: (19) must be due to C2H3D2+; (20) and (21) are probably predominantly due to C2HDa+; possible contributions from C2H 3 D2+ should be weaker than the intensity of (19) found for mass 32 (5.5 and 167, respectively) and would thus be negligible. The observed ratio of 55 between the intensities of Reactions (20) and (21) again reflects primarily the isotope effect in C2HD3+ (the corresponding HD/D 2 ratio observed for mass 32 is 167/5.5= 30), while structural effects cannot be ruled out (the C-C ruptures discussed above indicated that scrambling may be incomplete).…”
Section: Mass 31mentioning
confidence: 98%