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The rate constants for the reaction of NCO (X2Π) radicals with NO and NH3 were measured at 20 Torr total pressure in temperature ranges of 290–1098 K and 295–882 K, respectively, using ClNCO excimer laser photolysis for NCO radical formation in combination with laser‐induced fluorescence detection of NCO. In the temperature range investigated the NCO + NO reaction exhibits a negative temperature dependence which is described by the following three parameter Arrhenius equation: , with E0 in units of kJ/mol. For the NCO + NH3 reaction the measurements exhibit a positive temperature dependence over the temperature range investigated with a slight upwards curvature. A modified three parameters Arrhenius fit provides a good description of the experimental data: , with E0 in units of kJ/mol. In addition, the rate constant of the NCO + NH3 reaction was found to be pressure independent in the range 10–193 Torr at 295 K.
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