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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: input/kinetics/families/Surface_Dissociation_vdW/rules.py
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entry(
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index=2,
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label="H2O;VacantSite",
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label="O-H;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (2.09e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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A= (4.18e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.51,
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E0= (97.5, 'kJ/mol'),
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longDesc=u"""
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BEP relation for all metals and facets from Wang et al. "Universal transition state scaling relations for (de)hydrogenation over transition metals", Physical chemistry chemical physics, 2011, 13, 20760-20765, DOI:10.1039/c1cp20547a.
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Technically this is a relation for dissociative adsorption.
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A divided by 2 because of reaction path degeneracy for H2O
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"""
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"""
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entry(
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index=5,
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label="CH4;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (1.045e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.57,
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E0= (75.25, 'kJ/mol'),
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Tmin= (200, 'K'),
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Tmax= (3000, 'K'),
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),
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rank=0,
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shortDesc=u"""Default""",
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longDesc=u"""
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E0 and alpha are taken from Table 5 for all metals from Sutton and Vlachos, "Ethanol Activation on closed-packed surfaces", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2015, 54, 4213-4225, DOI: 10.1021/ie5043374.
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Pre-exponential coefficient is calculated from 1e13 s^-1 (standard guess from transition state theory) divided by 2.39e-9 mol cm^-2 (surface site density of Pt(111)
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A divided by 4 because of reaction path degeneracy for CH4
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"""
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entry(
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index=6,
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label="CH3R;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (1.39e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.57,
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E0= (75.25, 'kJ/mol'),
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Tmin= (200, 'K'),
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Tmax= (3000, 'K'),
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),
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rank=0,
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shortDesc=u"""Default""",
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longDesc=u"""
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E0 and alpha are taken from Table 5 for all metals from Sutton and Vlachos, "Ethanol Activation on closed-packed surfaces", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2015, 54, 4213-4225, DOI: 10.1021/ie5043374.
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Pre-exponential coefficient is calculated from 1e13 s^-1 (standard guess from transition state theory) divided by 2.39e-9 mol cm^-2 (surface site density of Pt(111)
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A divided by 3 because of reaction path degeneracy for 3 equivalent H atoms for bond fission (example CH3OH)
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"""
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entry(
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label="CH2R;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (2.09e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.57,
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E0= (75.25, 'kJ/mol'),
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Tmin= (200, 'K'),
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Tmax= (3000, 'K'),
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rank=0,
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shortDesc=u"""Default""",
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longDesc=u"""
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E0 and alpha are taken from Table 5 for all metals from Sutton and Vlachos, "Ethanol Activation on closed-packed surfaces", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2015, 54, 4213-4225, DOI: 10.1021/ie5043374.
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Pre-exponential coefficient is calculated from 1e13 s^-1 (standard guess from transition state theory) divided by 2.39e-9 mol cm^-2 (surface site density of Pt(111)
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A divided by 2 because of reaction path degeneracy for 2 equivalent H atoms for bond fission (example CH2O)
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"""
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entry(
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index=8,
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label="C-C;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (2.09e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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A= (4.18e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.72,
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E0= (126.39, 'kJ/mol'),
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longDesc=u"""
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E0 and alpha are taken from Table 5 for all metals from Sutton and Vlachos, "Ethanol Activation on closed-packed surfaces", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2015, 54, 4213-4225, DOI: 10.1021/ie5043374.
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Pre-exponential coefficient is calculated from 1e13 s^-1 (standard guess from transition state theory) divided by 2.39e-9 mol cm^-2 (surface site density of Pt(111)
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A divided by 2 because of reaction path degeneracy for 2 equivalent C atoms for bond fission (example CH3CH3)
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"""
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entry(
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label="C2H6;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (0.69e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.57,
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E0= (75.25, 'kJ/mol'),
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Tmin= (200, 'K'),
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Tmax= (3000, 'K'),
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rank=0,
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shortDesc=u"""Default""",
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longDesc=u"""
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E0 and alpha are taken from Table 5 for all metals from Sutton and Vlachos, "Ethanol Activation on closed-packed surfaces", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2015, 54, 4213-4225, DOI: 10.1021/ie5043374.
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Pre-exponential coefficient is calculated from 1e13 s^-1 (standard guess from transition state theory) divided by 2.39e-9 mol cm^-2 (surface site density of Pt(111)
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A divided by 6 because of reaction path degeneracy for 6 equivalent H atoms for bond fission (example CH3CH3)
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"""
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entry(
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label="C2H4;VacantSite",
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kinetics=SurfaceArrheniusBEP(
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A= (1.045e17, 'm^2/(mol*s)'),
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n=0,
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alpha=0.57,
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E0= (75.25, 'kJ/mol'),
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Tmin= (200, 'K'),
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Tmax= (3000, 'K'),
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shortDesc=u"""Default""",
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longDesc=u"""
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E0 and alpha are taken from Table 5 for all metals from Sutton and Vlachos, "Ethanol Activation on closed-packed surfaces", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2015, 54, 4213-4225, DOI: 10.1021/ie5043374.
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Pre-exponential coefficient is calculated from 1e13 s^-1 (standard guess from transition state theory) divided by 2.39e-9 mol cm^-2 (surface site density of Pt(111)
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A divided by 4 because of reaction path degeneracy for 4 equivalent H atoms for bond fission (example C2H4)
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