化学学报 ›› 2010, Vol. 68 ›› Issue (18): 1787-1792. 上一篇    下一篇

研究论文

氟氯酰与丙烷反应的密度泛函理论研究

牛莉博*,1,2,刘志勇2,王少龙2,罗永锋2,孙新利1   

  1. (1第二炮兵工程学院 西安 710025)
    (2第二炮兵装备研究院二所 北京 100085)
  • 投稿日期:2010-01-31 修回日期:2010-04-11 发布日期:2010-05-11
  • 通讯作者: 牛莉博 E-mail:niulibo_1986@163.com

Theoretical Study on the Reaction of Chlorine Trifluoride Oxide with Propane by Density Functional Theory

Niu Libo*,1,2 Liu Zhiyong2 Wang Shaolong2 Luo Yongfeng2 Sun Xinli1   

  1. (1 The Second Artillery Engineering College, Xi an 710025)
    (2 The Second Institute of the Second Artillery Equipment Academe, Beijing 100085)
  • Received:2010-01-31 Revised:2010-04-11 Published:2010-05-11
  • Contact: NIU Libo E-mail:niulibo_1986@163.com

应用密度泛函理论(DFT), 对氟氯酰(ClF3O)引发丙烷(C3H8)反应生成C3H7自由基或丙醇等产物的机理进行了研究. 在B3PW91/6-311++G(d,p)水平上优化了9个不同反应通道上各驻点物(反应物、中间体、过渡态和产物)的几何构型, 并计算了它们的振动频率和零点振动能. 通过零点能校正计算了各反应路径的活化能, 并应用过渡态理论计算了各反应路径常温下的速率常数k. 计算结果表明: ClF3O与C3H8反应可经过不同路径生成HF, C3H7自由基和C1F2O自由基或C3H7OH和ClF3. 其中, 最可几反应路径为ClF3O分子的中间位F原子进攻丙烷β位H原子的反应, 活化能仅为7.54 kJ/mol, 速率常数为0.153×106 mol-1•dm3•s-1.

关键词: 氟氯酰, 丙烷, 密度泛函理论, 反应机理

Using the density functional theory (DFT), the reaction mechanism of ClF3O and C3H8 to produce propane radical or propane was studied. At B3PW91/6-311++G(d,p) level, the geometries of all species (reactants, intermediates, transition states and products) of 9 different reaction paths were optimized and the vibration frequencies as well as zero point vibration energies (ZPVE) were also calculated. The activation energies of the reactions were calculated with the results of ZPVE, and the reaction constants, using transition state theory, at room temperature and standard concentration were also calculated. The calculated results suggest that the reaction of ClF3O and C3H8 can produce C3H7 radical, HF and C1F2O or produce C3H7OH and ClF3 through different paths. The main path of the reaction is ClF3O+C3H8→TS4→M2+ HF+ClF2O with the activation energy only 7.54 kJ/mol and reaction constant k4=0.153×106 mol-1•dm3•s-1.

Key words: chlorine trifluoride oxide, propane, density functional theory, reaction mechanism