Temperature dependence of the superconducting giant-vortex state. Theory and experiment

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Hydrogen abstraction reactions [Formula: see text] with R, X≡H, CH3, NH2,OH, and F have been studied at the abinitio 6-31G – UHF level. However, energetic properties were computed at the CI level. Rate constants and Arrhenius parameters have been obtained using the transition state theory formalism with Eckart's tunneling correction. The discrepancy between theoretical and experimental results led us to elaborate a semi-empirical procedure to calculate activation barriers, in which the bonds R—H and X—H are represented by Morse curves. Thus, the agreement between theory and experiment is much better. Moreover, the results obtained by this procedure demonstrate the non-Arrhenius behavior of all the reactions under consideration and allow us to rationalize a large number of experimental facts.


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