The position of equilibrium was investigated with the flowing afterglow technique for the proton transfer reactions N2H++Xe?XeH++N2 at 297, 378, and 800°K, N2H++CO2?CO2H++N2 at 700 and 798°K, and XeH++CO2?CO2H++Xe at 800°K. The equilibrium constants measured at each temperature provided values for the proton affinity differences PA(Xe)−PA(N2) =0.63±0.19 kcal mole−1 and PA(CO2)−PA(Xe) =9.7±1.5 kcal mole−1. Rate constants were also determined for the three reactions proceeding under nonequilibrium conditions.
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