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Reactive Collision Dynamics in Two Dimensions
This Demonstration shows a potential energy surface and a two-dimensional projection of the reaction coordinate. The red line represents the trajectory of the reaction. When it crosses over the saddle point the reaction is successful.
Contributed by:
John A. Parkhill
and
Eric J. Sundstrom
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R. D. Levine,
Molecular Reaction Dynamics
, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005.
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Contributed by:
John A. Parkhill
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Eric J. Sundstrom
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