Measurements were made for the rate constant of OH + CO + He at 293 K, and OD + CO + M (M = He, Ar, N 2, air, SF 6 ) at 253−343 K. Results were also obtained for OH + CO in a shock tube at 1400−2600 K using OH and CO absorption. A two-channel RRKM model of these and other representative results was constructed, with five adjustable parameters. A systematic optimization method was then employed to produce the best fit of the data and provide predictive k ( T, P, D / H ) expressions for other conditions.
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