Lecture

Reaction Kinetics: Potential Energy Surface Analysis

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Description

This lecture delves into the analysis of a potential energy surface for the reaction of H2 with an H atom, emphasizing the symmetric nature of the surface and the transition state. The lecture explores the minimum energy path, normal mode analysis, and key features of the reaction dynamics.

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