Formation of Complex Organics by Gas Phase and Intracluster Ion-Molecule Reactions Involving Acetylene and Hydrogen Cyanide
Recent Publications
- Growth kinetics and formation mechanisms of complex organics by sequential reactions of acetylene with ionized aromatics
- Assembly of HCN hydrogen bonding chains in the gas phase. Binding energies and structures of phenylacetylene< sup>+</sup>(HCN)< i> n</i> clusters,< i> n</i>= 1–4
- Formation of Complex Organics in the Gas Phase by Sequential Reactions of Acetylene with the Phenylium Ion
- Formation of Nitrogen-Containing Polycyclic Cations by Gas-Phase and Intracluster Reactions of Acetylene with the Pyridinium and Pyrimidinium Ions
- Unconventional ionic hydrogen bonds: CH< sup>+</sup>... $π$ (CC) binding energies and structures of benzene< sup>+</sup>(acetylene)< sub> 1–4</sub> clusters
- Structure of the C8H8•+ Radical Cation Formed by Electron Impact Ionization of Acetylene Clusters. Evidence for a (Benzene•+· Acetylene) Complex