Search results for "Proton-coupled electron transfer"

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Theoretical CASPT2 study of the excited state double proton transfer reaction in the 7-azaindole dimer

2006

Accurate CASPT2 calculations on the excited state double proton transfer reaction in the 7-azaindole dimer have been performed on different symmetric and asymmetric pathways along the protons interchange. The presence of a conical intersection connecting the initially photoinduced singlet excited state with a charge transfer state leading both to asymmetric ionic and neutral structures promotes a step-wise mechanism, probably taking place through the ionic intermediate. The concerted path is computed slightly higher in energy in the gas phase.

chemistry.chemical_compoundProtonchemistryExcited stateDimerGeneral Physics and AstronomyIonic bondingCharge (physics)Singlet statePhysical and Theoretical ChemistryConical intersectionAtomic physicsProton-coupled electron transferChemical Physics Letters
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Frozen or dynamic? : An atomistic simulation perspective on the timescales of electrochemical reactions

2023

Electrochemical systems span a wide range of timescales, and several recent works have put forth the idea that the reaction environment should remain frozen and out of equilibrium during electrochemical electron or proton transfer reactions. Furthermore, simplified treatments of the electrochemical interface model the solvent and ions as frozen molecules. However, the claims and practices of a frozen environment strongly clash with most theoretical and simulation approaches developed to study electrochemical reaction rates. It has also been suggested that the electrode potential should not be fixed when simulating reaction rates due to conductivity limitations, which indicates constant pote…

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