The rate constants for the charge transfer reaction of O2+ with NO have been measured from 300 to 1400 K using a high temperature flowing afterglow. The current results agree well with the previous flowing afterglow studies made at temperatures up to 900 K. The rate constants have no significant temperature dependence over the entire temperature range. The rate constants are in good agreement with the previous flow drift tube measurements at the same translational temperatures. Any dependence of the rate constant on internal energy is therefore small.
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