Wennberg Tunneling Reaction#
Wennberg tunneling reaction rate constant equations are calculated as follows:
where A
is the pre-exponential factor
\([(\mathrm{molecule}\,\mathrm{cm}^{-3})^{-(n-1)} s^{-1}]\),
and B
and C
are parameters that capture the temperature
dependence as described in Wennberg et al. (2018) [WBC+18].
Input data for Wennberg tunneling equations has the following format:
type: WENNBERG_TUNNELING
A: 123.45
B: 1200.0
C: 1.0e8
time unit: MIN
reactants:
spec1: {}
spec2:
qty: 2
products:
spec3: {}
spec4:
yield: 0.65
{
"type" : "WENNBERG_TUNNELING",
"A" : 123.45,
"B" : 1200.0,
"C" : 1.0e8,
"time unit" : "MIN",
"reactants" : {
"spec1" : {},
"spec2" : { "qty" : 2 }
},
"products" : {
"spec3" : {},
"spec4" : { "yield" : 0.65 }
}
}
The key-value pairs reactants
, and products
are required. Reactants
without a qty
value are assumed to appear once in the reaction equation.
Products without a specified yield
are assumed to have a yield of
1.0.
When A
is not included, it is assumed to be 1.0, when B
is not
included, it is assumed to be \(0.0\ \mathrm{K}\), and when C
is not included, it is
assumed to be \(0.0\ \mathrm{K}^3\).
The unit for time is assumed to be \(\mathrm{s}\), but inclusion of the optional
key-value pair time unit
= MIN
can be used to indicate a rate
with min as the time unit.