Determination of the thermal rate coefficient, products, and branching ratios for the reaction of O/+/ /D-2/ with N2

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Atmospheric Chemistry, Ion Production Rates, Nitrogen, Oxygen Ions, Reaction Kinetics, Satellite Observation, Thermosphere, Air Sampling, Branching (Physics), Earth Ionosphere, Explorer Satellites, Gas Analysis, Nitric Oxide

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Atmosphere Explorer-C satellite measurements are used to determine rate coefficients (RCs) for the following reactions: O(+)(D-2) + N2 yields N2(+) + O (reaction 1), O(+)(D-2) + N2 yields O(+)(S-4) + N2 (reaction 2), and O(+)(D-2) + N2 yields NO(+) + N (reaction 3). Results show the RC for reaction 1 to be 1 (plus 1 or minus 0.5) x 10 to the -10th cu cm per sec, for reaction 2 to be 3 (plus 1 or minus 2) x 10 to the -11th cu cm per sec, and 3 to be less than 5.5 x 10 to the -11th cu cm per sec. It is also found that the reaction of O(+)(D-2) with N2 does not constitute a detectable source of NO(+) ions in the thermosphere.

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