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Explores unimolecular decay rates in fluorinated Criegee intermediates, indicating deviations from predictions.
is an order of magnitude slower than that predicted by statistical unimolecular reaction theory with quantum mechanical tunneling. The nonstatistical behavior originates from excitation of a CH stretch vibration that is orthogonal to the heavy atom motions along the reaction coordinate and slow intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution due to the sparse density of states.
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