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Table C.1

Grain-surface/ice-mantle reactions involved in the formation of vinyl, ethyl, propyl alcohols, as well as updated reactions related to propyl cyanide production. Garrod et al. (2017) provide a more complete list of cyanide-related reactions.

# Reaction BR Fdir Fcomp EA (K) Ref.
1 H + C2H3OH CH3ĊHOH 0.375 0.25 604 a
2 H + C2H3OH ĊH2CH2OH 0.25 1.00 1850 a
3 + ĊH2OH ĊH2CH2OH
4 ĊH3 + ĊH2OH C2H5OH
5 ĊH2CH3 + ȮH C2H5OH 0.5
6 ĊH2CH3 + ȮH C2H4 + H2O 0.5
7 ȮH + C2H4 ĊH2CH2OH 0 b
8 ȮH + C2H4 ĊHCH2 + H2O 2990 c
9 O + ĊH2CH3 C2H5Ȯ
10 H + CH3ĊHOH C2H3OH + H2 0.5
11 H + CH3ĊHOH C2H5OH 0.5
12 H + ĊH2CH2OH C2H3OH + H2 0.5
13 H + ĊH2CH2OH C2H5OH 0.5
14 H + C2H5Ȯ C2H5OH
15 + ĊH2CH2OH ĊH2CH2CH2OH
16 ĊH3 + ĊH2CH2OH n-C3H7OH
17 ĊH2CH3 + ĊH2OH n-C3H7OH 0.333
18 ĊH2CH3 + ĊH2OH CH3OH + C2H4 0.333
19 ĊH2CH3 + ĊH2OH H2CO + C2H6 0.333
20 ĊH2CH2CH3 + ȮH n-C3H7OH 0.5
21 ĊH2CH2CH3 + ȮH C3H6 + H2O 0.5
22 O + ĊH2CH2CH3 CH3CH2CH2Ȯ
23 H + ĊH2CH2CH2OH n-C3H7OH
24 H + CH3ĊHCH2OH n-C3H7OH
25 H + CH3CH2ĊHOH n-C3H7OH
26 H + CH3CH2CH2Ȯ n-C3H7OH
27 + CH3ĊHOH ĊH2CH(OH)CH3
28 ĊH3 + CH3ĊHOH i-C3H7OH
29 CH3ĊHCH3 + ȮH i-C3H7OH 0.5
30 CH3ĊHCH3 + ȮH C3H6 + H2O 0.5
31 O + CH3ĊHCH3 CH3CH(Ȯ)CH3
32 H + ĊH2CH(OH)CH3 i-C3H7OH
33 H + CH3Ċ(OH)CH3 i-C3H7OH
34 H + CH3CH(Ȯ)CH3 i-C3H7OH
35 ĊN + C3H6 CH3ĊHCH2CN 0.375 0 d
36 ĊN + C3H6 ĊH2CH(CN)CH3 0.25 0 d
37 ĊN + C3H6 C3H5 + HCN 0.375 0 d
38 ĊH2 + C2H5OH ĊH2CH2OH + CH3 0.1875 0.25 3600 Est.
39 ĊH2 + C2H5OH n-C3H7OH 0.1875 0.25 3600 Est.
40 ĊH2 + C2H5OH CH3ĊHOH + CH3 0.125 1.00 3760 Est.
41 ĊH2 + C2H5OH i-C3H7OH 0.125 1.00 3760 Est.
42 ĊH2 + C2H5CN ĊH2CH2CN + CH3 0.1875 0.25 3600 Est.
43 ĊH2 + C2H5CN n-C3H7CN 0.1875 0.25 3600 Est.
44 ĊH2 + C2H5CN CH3ĊHCN + CH3 0.125 1.00 3760 Est.
45 ĊH2 + C2H5CN i-C3H7CN 0.125 1.00 3760 Est.

Notes. Dots indicate which atom in a molecule hosts the radical site (i.e. an unpaired electron), where appropriate. Literature references refer to EA values; FDIR and FCOMP values are our own estimates. Branching ratios (BR) are used in case of multiple branches for barrierless, radical-radical reactions. For barrier-mediated reactions, the activation energies and related quantities determine the branching. “Est.” indicates a barrier estimate by the authors based on other reactions in the list. Dashes indicate an assumed activation energy barrier of zero, or the default values for FDIR and FCOMP (i.e. unity). (a)Rao et al. (2011);(b) Atkinson et al. (1997); (c)Baulch et al. (1992); (d)Based on fit to Gannon et al. (2007) gas-phase data, as per Garrod et al. (2017).

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