Determination of the rate coefficient for the N2/+/ + O reaction in the ionosphere

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Atmospheric Chemistry, Earth Ionosphere, Ion Atom Interactions, Nitrogen Ions, Oxygen Atoms, Reaction Kinetics, Explorer 51 Satellite, Ion Production Rates, Ion Recombination, Ion Temperature, Ionospheric Ion Density, Photochemical Reactions

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Using approximately 400 simultaneous measurements of ion and neutral densities and temperatures, and the spectrum of the solar flux measured by the Atmosphere Explorer C satellite, we have determined the rate constant k1 for the reaction between N2(+) and O in the ionosphere for ion temperatures between 600 and 700 K. We find that k1 = 1.1 x 10 to the minus 10th power cu cm per sec, with a standard deviation of + or - 15%. If we use the temperature dependence for this reaction determined in the laboratory then at 300 K we find excellent agreement with the recommended laboratory value.

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