The reaction of 2'-hydroxychalcones with I_2-H_2SO_4-DMSO system has been studied. The results obtained by us are entirely different from those reported in the literature. The mechanism of this reaction has also b...The reaction of 2'-hydroxychalcones with I_2-H_2SO_4-DMSO system has been studied. The results obtained by us are entirely different from those reported in the literature. The mechanism of this reaction has also been investigated.展开更多
The formation of oligomeric hydrogen peroxide triggered by Criegee intermediate maybe contributes significantly to the formation and growth of secondary organic aerosol(SOA).However,to date,the reactivity of C2 Criege...The formation of oligomeric hydrogen peroxide triggered by Criegee intermediate maybe contributes significantly to the formation and growth of secondary organic aerosol(SOA).However,to date,the reactivity of C2 Criegee intermediates(CH_(3)CHOO)in areas contaminated with acidic gas remains poorly understood.Herein,high-level quantum chemical calculations and Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics(BOMD)simulations are used to explore the reaction of CH_(3)CHOO and H_(2)SO_(4)both in the gas phase and at the airwater interface.In the gas phase,the addition reaction of CH_(3)CHOO with H_(2)SO_(4)to generate CH_(3)HC(OOH)OSO_(3)H(HPES)is near-barrierless,regardless of the presence of water molecules.BOMD simulations showthat the reaction at the air-water interface is even faster than that in the gas phase.Further calculations reveal that the HPES has a tendency to aggregate with sulfuric acids,ammonias,and water molecules to form stable clusters,meanwhile the oligomerization reaction of CH_(3)CHOO with HPES in the gas phase is both thermochemically and kinetically favored.Also,it is noted that the interfacial HPES−ion can attract H_(2)SO_(4),NH_(3),(COOH)_(2)and HNO_(3)for particle formation from the gas phase to the water surface.Thus,the results of this work not only elucidate the high atmospheric reactivity of C2 Criegee intermediates in polluted regions,but also deepen our understanding of the formation process of atmospheric SOA induced by Criegee intermediates.展开更多
文摘The reaction of 2'-hydroxychalcones with I_2-H_2SO_4-DMSO system has been studied. The results obtained by us are entirely different from those reported in the literature. The mechanism of this reaction has also been investigated.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.22073059 and 22203052)the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province(No.2022JM-060)+1 种基金the Education Department of Shaanxi Provincial Government(No.23JC023)the Key Cultivation Project of Shaanxi University of Technology(No.SLG2101)。
文摘The formation of oligomeric hydrogen peroxide triggered by Criegee intermediate maybe contributes significantly to the formation and growth of secondary organic aerosol(SOA).However,to date,the reactivity of C2 Criegee intermediates(CH_(3)CHOO)in areas contaminated with acidic gas remains poorly understood.Herein,high-level quantum chemical calculations and Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics(BOMD)simulations are used to explore the reaction of CH_(3)CHOO and H_(2)SO_(4)both in the gas phase and at the airwater interface.In the gas phase,the addition reaction of CH_(3)CHOO with H_(2)SO_(4)to generate CH_(3)HC(OOH)OSO_(3)H(HPES)is near-barrierless,regardless of the presence of water molecules.BOMD simulations showthat the reaction at the air-water interface is even faster than that in the gas phase.Further calculations reveal that the HPES has a tendency to aggregate with sulfuric acids,ammonias,and water molecules to form stable clusters,meanwhile the oligomerization reaction of CH_(3)CHOO with HPES in the gas phase is both thermochemically and kinetically favored.Also,it is noted that the interfacial HPES−ion can attract H_(2)SO_(4),NH_(3),(COOH)_(2)and HNO_(3)for particle formation from the gas phase to the water surface.Thus,the results of this work not only elucidate the high atmospheric reactivity of C2 Criegee intermediates in polluted regions,but also deepen our understanding of the formation process of atmospheric SOA induced by Criegee intermediates.
