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谢谢Sob回复。我是这样回答的,不知道可不可以,是留着还是删除?
Thanks for your suggestion. First, 298.15 K and 1 bar are considered to be natural conditions in our work. Actually, the default temperature and pressure in Gaussian 09 code are also 298.15 K and 1 bar, respectively. According to our many years of experience and the reports of peers on various reaction systems , it has been generalized that when all activation energies between each individual pair of adjacent intermediates and state are reasonable (ca 20 kcal/mol), then the corresponding calculated mechanism is consistent with a reaction that can run at room temperature. Many publications have confirmed this point such as the publications from the Davies’s group and the Houk's group. Second, if a reaction system can react at normal temperature and pressure, it can be easier to occur under geological conditions of high temperature and pressure. This is why cracking reactions for most kerogen with an activation energy barrier of up to 60 kcal/mol can also occur. Lastly, the catalytic influence of clay minerals is an extremely complicated and actually interesting research topic in geochemistry. To design reliable strategy for the natural formation and occurrence of MDBTs on the molecular-scale, both quantum chemical methods and molecular simulation techniques would be applied to focus on the effects of clay mineral, water content, ultrahigh pressure, organic acid and metallic elements in future researches. Thank you again. |
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