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Table A.4

Reactions on grain surfaces.

Reactiona δ bare b δ ice b ϵ c

J(H) + J(H) H2 0.900 0.0900 0
J(H) + J(O) OH 0.390 0.0390 0
J(H) + J(OH) H2O 0.270 0.0270 0
J(H) + J(O3) OH + O2 0.080 0.0080 480
J(H) + J(H2O2) H2O + OH 0.021 0.0021 1000
J(H) + J(CO) HCO 0.007 0.0007 5000
J(H) + J(HCO) H2CO 0.070 0.0070 0
J(H) + J(HCO) CO + H2 0.470 0.0470 0
J(H) + J(H3CO) CH3OH 0.023 0.0023 0
J(O) + J(O) O2 0.680 0.0680 0
J(N) + J(N) N2 0.890 0.0890 0

J(H) + J(H) J(H2) 0.100 0.9100 0
J(H) + J(O) J(OH) 0.610 0.9610 0
J(H) + J(OH) J(H2O) 0.730 0.9730 0
J(H) + J(O3) J(OH) + J(O2) 0.920 0.9920 480
J(H) + J(H2O2) J(H2O) + J(OH) 0.979 0.9979 1000
J(H) + J(CO) J(HCO) 0.993 0.9993 5000
J(H) + J(HCO) J(H2CO) 0.930 0.9930 0
J(H) + J(H3CO) J(CH3OH) 0.977 0.9977 0
J(O) + J(O) J(O2) 0.320 0.9320 0
J(N) + J(N) J(N2) 0.110 0.9110 0
J(H) + J(HCO) J(CO) + J(H2) 0.530 0.9530 130
J(H) + J(H2CO) J(H3CO) 1.000 1.0000 6000
J(H) + J(H2CO) J(HCO) + J(H2) 1.000 1.0000 2200
J(H) + J(H3CO) J(H2CO) + J(H2) 1.000 1.0000 150
J(H) + J(CH3OH) J(H3CO) + J(H2) 1.000 1.0000 3200
J(H) + J(CO2) J(CO) + J(OH) 1.000 1.0000 10000
J(H) + J(O2) J(HO2) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(H) + J(H2O) J(OH) + J(H2) 1.000 1.0000 9600
J(H) + J(HO2) J(OH) + J(OH) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(O) + J(CO) J(CO2) 1.000 1.0000 650
J(O) + J(HCO) J(CO2) + J(H) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(O) + J(H2CO) J(CO2) + J(H2) 1.000 1.0000 335
J(O) + J(O3) J(O2) + J(O2) 1.000 1.0000 2500
J(O) + J(HO2) J(O2) + J(OH) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(O) + J(OH) J(O2) + J(H) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(O) + J(O2) J(O3) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(OH) + J(CO) J(CO2) + J(H) 1.000 1.0000 400
J(OH) + J(HCO) J(CO2) + J(H2) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(OH) + J(OH) J(H2O2) 1.000 1.0000 0
J(OH) + J(H2) J(H) + J(H2O) 1.000 1.0000 2100
J(OH) + J(CH3OH) J(H3CO) + J(H2O) 1.000 1.0000 1000
J(HO2) + J(H2) J(H) + J(H2O2) 1.000 1.0000 5000

Notes.

(a)

The expression J(i) means ice of the species i. The reactions above the horizontal line produce gas-phase species, while those below the horizontal line produce solid species.

(b)

The parameters δbare and δice indicate the probabilities of desorption upon reaction for bare and icy substrates, respectively. For each substrate, the sum of probabilities of two reactions giving the same species (gas-phase species from one reaction and solid species from the other one) is equal to 1.

(c)

The parameter ϵ indicates the activation barrier for each reaction.

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