Statistical mechanics of chemical equilibria and intramolecular structures of nonrigid molecules in condensed phases

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  • David Chandler
    School of Chemical Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801
  • Lawrence R. Pratt
    School of Chemical Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801

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公開日
1976-10-15
DOI
  • 10.1063/1.433529
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AIP Publishing

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<jats:p>An exact classical statistical mechanical theory is developed which describes how intermolecular forces alter the average intramolecular structures of nonrigid molecules and how these forces affect the equilibrium constant of chemically reacting species. The theory lends itself to computationally convenient approximations. Three illustrative applications of the theory are given. First, the equilibrium constant for the reaction N2O2?2NO2 is studied. Second, the shift in the chemical bond lengths of N2 and O2 from their gas phase values to those in the liquid are calculated from the theory. Third, the average conformational structure of n-butane in various dense fluid solvents is predicted. The basic methods used in the derivation of the theory are the techniques of physical cluster series (as opposed to the usual Mayer ’’mathematical’’ cluster expansions), and topological reductions. The formalism gives rise to a renormalization of chemical bonding Boltzmann factors so that the theoretical expressions are not swamped by essentially infinite and unnormalized cluster functions. Along with the results on chemical equilibria and intramolecular structures, the interaction site cluster series for intermolecular correlation functions is rederived in a more general manner than the derivation originally presented by Ladanyi and Chandler.</jats:p>

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