1.
Books
2.
Chapters
3.
Research Articles
Journals
Journal Review Articles
Conference Proceedings
4.
Other Work
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1.
Books
Reaction Kinetics and Dynamics, Prentice-Hall, New York, NY (1989) J. I.
Steinfeld, J. S. Francisco and W. L. Hase
Unimolecular Reaction Dynamics - Theory and Experiments, Oxford, New York, NY
(1996) T. Baer and W. L. Hase
Reaction Kinetics and Dynamics, Second Edition, Prentice-Hall, New York, NY
(1999) J. I. Steinfeld, J. S. Francisco and W. L. Hase
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2.
Chapters
Authored
1. Dynamics of Unimolecular Reactions, a chapter in Modern Theoretical
Chemistry, Vol. 2, ed., W. H. Miller, Plenum Publishing Co., New York, NY
(1976), pp. 121-170.
W. L. Hase
2. Classical Trajectory Studies of Unimolecular Dynamics, a chapter in Aspects
of the Kinetics and Dynamics of Surface Reactions (La Jolla Institute-1979),
AIP Conference Proceedings No. 61, ed., Uzi Landman, American Institute of
Physics, New York, NY (1980), pp. 109-136.
W. L. Hase
3. Overview of Unimolecular Dynamics, a chapter in Potential Energy Surfaces
and Dynamics Calculations, edited by D. G. Truhlar, Plenum, New York, NY
(1981), pp. 1-36.
W. L. Hase
4. Classical Trajectory Simulations: Final Conditions, a chapter in
Encyclopedia of Computational Chemistry, Vol. 1, edited by N. L. Allinger,
Wiley, New York (1998), pp. 399-402.
W. L. Hase
5. Classical Trajectory Simulations: Initial Conditions, a chapter in
Encyclopedia of Computational Chemistry, Vol. 1, edited by N. L. Allinger,
Wiley, New York (1998), pp. 402-407.
W. L. Hase
6. Statistical Mechanical Description of Chemical Kinetics: RRKM, a chapter in
Encyclopedia of Chemical Physics and Physical Chemistry, Vol.1, Fundamentals
edited by J. H. Moore and N. D. Spencer, Institute of Physics, Philadelphia,
PA (2001), pp. 865-896.
W. L. Hase
7. Classical Trajectory Simulations, a chapter in Encyclopedia of Mass
Spectrometry, Vol. 5, Chemistry and Physics of Gas-Phase Ions, edited by M.
Gross and R. Capriolli, Elsevier Science, New York (xxxx), pp. xxx-xxx.
W. L. Hase
Co-Authored
1. Effect of Potential Energy Surface Properties on Unimolecular Dynamics for
a Model Alkyl Radical Dissociation Reaction: H-C-C -> H + C=C, a chapter in
Potential Energy Surfaces and Dynamics Calculations, edited by D. G. Truhlar,
Plenum, New York, NY (1981), pp. 37-74.
W. L. Hase and R. J. Wolf.
2. Transition-State Theory for Association Reactions without Potential Energy
Barriers, a chapter in Bimolecular Collisions, edited by J. E. Baggott and M.
N. Ashfold, Burlington House, London, England (1989), pp. 171-208.
W. L. Hase and D. M. Wardlaw
3. Ab Initio MO Calculations of the Thermochemistry of BX, AlX, OBX and OAlX
(X = O, F, Cl), a chapter in Gas-Phase Metal Reactions, edited by A. Fontijin,
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., New York, NY (1992), pp. 179-187.
W. Chen, W. L. Hase and H. B. Schlegel
4. Dynamics of H-Atom Association with the (111) Surface of Diamond, a chapter
in Diamond Materials, edited by J. P. Dismukes and K. V. Ravi, Electrochemical
Society, Pennington, NJ (1993), pp. 178-185.
C. Accary, P. Barbarat, W. L. Hase, and K. C. Hass
5. Simulations of Energy Transfer in the Collision-Induced Dissociation of
Al6(Oh) Clusters by Rare Gas Impact, a chapter in Highly Excited States:
Relaxation, Reaction, and Structure, edited by A. Mullin and G. C. Schatz,
American Chemical Society Symposium Series, Washington, DC (1997), pp.
276-290.
W. L. Hase and P. de Sainte Claire
6. Dynamics of Gas-Phase SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions, a chapter in
Advances in Gas Phase Ion Chemistry, Vol. 3, edited by L. M. Babcock and N. G.
Adams, JAI Press, Greenwich, CT (1998), pp. 125-156.
W. L. Hase, H. Wang and G. H. Peslherbe
7. Direct Dynamics Simulations of Reactive Systems, a chapter in
Multidimensional Molecular Dynamics Methods, edited by D. L. Thompson, World
Scientific Publishing, Inc., London (1998), pp. 143-189.
K. Bolton, W. L. Hase, and G. H. Peslherbe
8. Integrating the Classical Equations of Motion, a chapter in Encyclopedia of
Computational Chemistry, Vol. 2, edited by N. L. Allinger, Wiley, New York
(1998), pp. 1347-1360.
K. Bolton and W. L. Hase
9. Accurate Phase Space Theory and Molecular Dynamics Calculations of Aluminum
Cluster Dissociation, a chapter in Theory of Atomic and Molecular Clusters,
edited by J. Jellinek, Springer, New York (1999), pp. 228-254.
G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
10. Monte Carlo Sampling for Classical Trajectory Simulations, a chapter in
Monte Carlo Methods in Chemical Physics, Advances in Chemical Physics, Vol.
105, edited by D. M. Ferguson, J. I. Siepman, and D. G. Truhlar, Wiley, New
York (1999), pp. 171-201.
G. H. Peslherbe, H. Wang, and W. L. Hase
11. Hydrogen-Atom and Methyl-Radical Association with the Diamond {111}
Surface, a chapter in Advances in Classical Trajectory Methods, Vol. 4, edited
by W. L. Hase, JAI Press, Greenwich, CT (1999), pp. 189-233.
W. L. Hase, P. de Sainte Claire, and K. Song
12. State-Specific Dynamics of Unimolecular Dissociation, a chapter in
Unimolecular Kinetics, Comprehensive Chemical Kinetics, Vol. 39, edited by
N.J.B. Green, Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (xxxx), submitted.
S. Y. Grebenshchikov, R. Schinke and W. L. Hase
13. Born-Oppenheimer Direct Dynamics Classical Trajectory Simulations, a
chapter in Reviews in Computational Chemistry, Vol. xx, edited by D. Boyd and
K. Lipkowitz, Wiley, New York, NY (xxxx), pp. xxx-xxx.
L. Sun and W. L. Hase
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3.
Research Articles
JOURNALS
1. Comparison of Methylene Radical Insertion Reactions with the Si-H Bond of
Methylsilane, Dimethylsilane, and Trimethylsilane Journal of Physical
Chemistry 73, 4401-4403 (1969) W. L. Hase, W. G. Brieland and J. W. Simons
2. Kinetics of Chemically Activated Isobutane and Neopentane from the 4358-and
3660-Å Photolysis of Diazomethane with Propane and Isobutane Journal of
Chemical Physics 52, 3911-3919 (1970) R. L. Johnson, W. L. Hase and J. W.
Simons
3. Chemically Activated Tetramethylsilane from the Reaction of Singlet
Methylene Radicals with Trimethylsilane Journal of Chemical Physics 52,
4004-4010 (1970) W. L. Hase and J. W. Simons
4. Excitation Energies of Chemically Activated Isobutane and Neopentane and
the Correlation of Their Decomposition Rates with Radical Recombination Rates
Journal of Chemical Physics 54, 1277-1283 (1971) W. L. Hase and J. W. Simons
5. Calculation of the Thermal A-factors for Methyl and Ethyl Rupture from
Chemically Activated Ethyltrimethylsilane. An Application of RRKM Theory
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry 32, 47-59 (1971) W. L. Hase and J. W.
Simons
6. Vibrational Deactivation of Singlet Methylene Chemical Physics Letters 12,
161-165 (1971) W. L. Hase, R. J. Phillips and J. W. Simons
7. The Decomposition of Chemically Activated n-Butane, Isopentane, Neohexane
and n-Pentane and the Correlation of Their Decomposition Rates with Radical
Recombination Rates International Journal of Chemical Kinetics 4, 1-35 (1972)
W. L. Hase, R. L. Johnson and J. W. Simons
8. A Kinetic Study of the Reaction of Methylene Radicals with Dimethylsilane.
The Decomposition of Chemically Activated Trimethylsilane and
Methylethylsilane Journal of Physical Chemistry 76, 459-486 (1972) W. L. Hase,
W. G. Brieland, P. W. McGrath and J. W. Simons
9. Kinetics of Vibrationally Hot Propane Produced by Methylene Insertion into
Ethane Journal of Physical Chemistry 76, 607-614 (1972) F. B. Growcock, W. L.
Hase and J. W. Simons
10. Theoretical Critical Configuration for Ethane Decomposition and Methyl
Radical Recombination Journal of Chemical Physics 57, 730-733 (1972) W. L.
Hase
11. Kinetics of Chemically Activated Ethane International Journal of Chemical
Kinetics 5, 77-92 (1973) F. B. Growcock, W. L. Hase and J. W. Simons
12. Decomposition Kinetics of Chemically Activated Dimethylsilane and
Ethylsilane Journal of the American Chemical Society 95, 3454-3459 (1973) F.
B. Growcock, W. L. Hase and J. W. Simons
13. On Non-RRKM Unimolecular Kinetics: Molecules in General and CH3NC in
Particular Journal of Chemical Physics 59, 4621-4632 (1973); Erratum: 69, 4711
(1978) D. L. Bunker and W. L. Hase
14. RRKM Theory Applied to Decomposition of Hot Atom Substitution Products
c-C4H7T and c-C4D7T Journal of Physical Chemistry 78, 2309-2315 (1974) C. C.
Chou and W. L. Hase
15. Classical Trajectory Study of the Unimolecular Decomposition of H-CºC-Cl,
H-CºC-H and Cl-CºCl-Cl Journal of Chemical Physics 61, 4690-4699 (1974) W. L.
Hase and D.-F. Feng
16. Decomposition of Chemically Activated Ethyltrimethylgermane. The Arrhenius
A-factors for Rupture of Group IVA-Methyl Bonds International Journal of
Chemical Kinetics 7, 547-555 (1975) R. L. Scott, A. E. Richardson, J. W.
Simons and W. L. Hase
17. Absence of an Energy Dependence for CH2(1A1) Reaction with the C-H and Si-H
Bonds of Dimethylsilane Journal of Physical Chemistry 79, 1043-1044 (1975) P.
M. Kelley, W. L. Hase and J. W. Simons
18. Ketene Photochemistry. Relative CH2(1A1) Quantum Yields at 3130, 3340 and
3660 Å Chemical Physics Letters 35, 57-62 (1975) P. M. Kelley and W. L. Hase
19. Chemically Activated Methylcyclobutane. Exothermicity of Singlet Methylene
Reactions and the Heat of Formation of Singlet Methylene International Journal
of Chemical Kinetics 7, 879-894 (1975) J. W. Simons, W. L. Hase, R. J.
Phillips, E. J. Porter and F. B. Growcock
20. Trajectory Studies of Unimolecular Processes. II. Dynamics of
Chloroacetylene Dissociation Journal of Chemical Physics 64, 651-655 (1976) W.
L. Hase and Da-Fei Feng
21. Predissociation of Chloroacetylene Journal of Chemical Physics 64,
2256-2257 (1976) W. L. Hase and C. S. Sloane
22. The Criterion of Minimum State Density in Unimolecular Rate Theory. An
Application to Ethane Dissociation Journal of Chemical Physics 64, 2442-2449
(1976) W. L. Hase
23. Ethyl Radical Potential Energy Surface Faraday Discussions of the Chemical
Society 62, 210-221 (1977) C. S. Sloane and W. L. Hase
24. Efficiency of Intramolecular Vibrational Energy Redistribution in Model
Systems: Chloroacetylene Ber. Bunsenges. Phys. Chem. 81, 207-209 (1977) W. L.
Hase
25. On the Dynamics of State Selected Unimolecular Reactions: Chloroacetylene
Dissociation and Predissociation Journal of Chemical Physics 66, 1523-1533
(1977) C. S. Sloane and W. L. Hase
26. A Bimolecular Mechanism for Ketene Photodissociation in the Near
Ultraviolet Journal of Chemical Physics 66, 5093-5099 (1977) W. L. Hase and P.
M. Kelley
27. Intramolecular Vibrational Energy Relaxation in Benzene Chemical Physics
Letters 54, 73-76 (1978); Erratum: 58, 482 (1978) P. J. Nagy and W. L. Hase
28. Reply to Carr's Comments Journal of Chemical Physics 68, 4329-4331 (1978)
W. L. Hase
29. Energetics of Methylene Radicals Formed by the 214 nm Photolysis of
Diazomethane Journal of Physical Chemistry 82, 1850-1855 (1978) R. J. Wolf and
W. L. Hase
30. An Analytic Function Describing the H + C2H4 —> C2H5 Potential Energy
Surface Journal of Chemical Physics 69, 3548-3562 (1978); Erratum: 72, 6321
(1980) W. L. Hase, G. Mrowka, R. J. Brudzynski and C. S. Sloane
31. Exit-Channel Coupling Effects in the Unimolecular Decomposition of
Triatomics Journal of Physical Chemistry 83, 933-936 (1979) D. L. Bunker, K.
R. Wright, W. L. Hase and F. A. Houle
32. Trajectory Studies of the Molecular Dynamics of Ethyl Radical
Decomposition Journal of Chemical Physics 71, 2911-2928 (1979); Erratum: 76,
2771 (1982) W. L. Hase, R. J. Wolf and C. S. Sloane
33. Photochemistry of Phenylcyclopropane Journal of Photochemistry 11, 227-239
(1979) D. W. Thomas, R. J. Brudzynski, M. L. Robin and W. L. Hase
34. On the Relationship Between Unimolecular Lifetimes and Relative
Translational Energy Distributions Chemical Physics Letters 67, 263-266 (1979)
W. L. Hase
35. Trajectory Studies of Model H-C-C —> H + C=C Dissociation. I. Random
Vibrational Excitation Journal of Chemical Physics 72, 316-331 (1980) R. J.
Wolf and W. L. Hase
36. Importance of Angular Momentum Constraints in the Product Energy
Partitioning of Model H-C-C —> H + C=C Dissociation Journal of Chemical
Physics 73, 3010-3011 (1980) R. J. Wolf and W. L. Hase
37. Quasiperiodic Trajectories for a Multidimensional Anharmonic Classical
Hamiltonian Excited Above the Unimolecular Threshold Journal of Chemical
Physics 73, 3779-3790 (1980) R. J. Wolf and W. L. Hase
38. Monte Carlo Sampling of a Microcanonical Ensemble of Classical Harmonic
Oscillators Chemical Physics Letters 74, 284-286 (1980) W. L. Hase and D. G.
Buckowski
39. Translational and Vibrational Energy Dependence of the Cross Section for
H+ C2H4 —> C2H5* Journal of Physical Chemistry 85, 958-968 (1981) W. L. Hase,
D. M. Ludlow, R. J. Wolf and T. Schlick
40. Dynamics of Ion Solvation. Li+ + H2O —> Li+(H2O)* Journal of Chemical
Physics 75, 738-744 (1981) W. L. Hase and Da-Fei Feng
41. A Classical Trajectory Study of the F + C2H4 —> C3H4F —> H + C2H3F
Reaction Dynamics Journal of Chemical Physics 75, 2807-2819 (1981) W. L. Hase
and K. C. Bhalla
42. Trajectory Studies of Model H-C-C —> H + C=C Dissociation. II. Angular
Momenta and Energy Partitioning and Their Relation to non-RRKM Dynamics
Journal of Chemical Physics 75, 3809-3820 (1981) W. L. Hase and R. J. Wolf
43. Ab Initio Potential Energy Curve for CH Bond Dissociation in Methane
Chemical Physics Letters 89, 120-125 (1982) R. J. Duchovic, W. L. Hase, H. B.
Schlegel, M. J. Frisch and K. Raghavachari
44. Semiclassical Vibrational Energy Levels for a Model H-C-C —> H + C=C
Hamiltonian Journal of Physical Chemistry 86, 2873-2879 (1982) W. L. Hase
45. Dynamics of Ethyl Radical Decomposition. II. Applicability of Classical
Mechanics to Large Molecule Unimolecular Reaction Dynamics Journal of
Computational Chemistry 3, 335-343 (1982) W. L. Hase and D. G. Buckowski
46. Dynamics of Ion-Molecule Recombination. II. An Alkali Ion and a Water
Molecule Journal of Chemical Physics 77, 3011-3021 (1982) K. N. Swamy and W.
L. Hase
47. Resolution of a Paradox Concerning the Forward and Reverse Rate Constants
for C2H5 —> H + C2H4 Journal of Physical Chemistry 86, 3901-3904 (1982) W. L.
Hase and H. B. Schlegel
48. Search for Quasiperiodic Motion in Vibrationally excited Formaldehyde
Formed by S1 —> So Internal Conversion Chemical Physics Letters 92, 371-378
(1982) K. N. Swamy and W. L. Hase
49. Ab Initio Molecular Orbital Studies of H + C2H4 and F + C2H4. 2.
Comparison of the Energetics Journal of Physical Chemistry 86, 4883-4888
(1982) H. B. Schlegel, K. C. Bhalla and W. L. Hase
50. Sum and Density of States for Anharmonic Polyatomic Molecules. Effect of
Bend-Stretch Coupling Journal of Chemical Physics 78, 5052-5058 (1983) L. B.
Bhuiyan and W. L. Hase
51. Classical Number and Density of States Journal of Chemical Education 60,
379-381 (1983) W. L. Hase
52. Dynamics of Ethyl Radical Decomposition. III. Effect of Chemical
Activation Versus Microcanonical Sampling Journal of Physical Chemistry 87,
2754-2763 (1983) W. L. Hase, D. G. Buckowski and K. N. Swamy
53. A Quasiclassical Trajectory Calculation of the H + C2H4 —> C2H5
Bimolecular Rate Constant Journal of Physical Chemistry 87, 4715-4720 (1983)
K. N. Swamy and W. L. Hase
54. An Analytic Function for the H + CH3 —> CH4 Potential Energy Surface
Journal of Physical Chemistry 88, 1339-1347 (1984) R. J. Duchovic, W. L. Hase
and H. B. Schlegel
55. Trajectory Studies of Model H-C-C —> H + C=C Dissociation. III. Details of
the Lifetime Distribution Following Chemical Activation Journal of Chemical
Physics 80, 714-719 (1984) W. L. Hase, R. J. Duchovic, K. N. Swamy and R. J.
Wolf
56. Semiclassical Vibrational Eigenvalues of a Three Dimensional Hamiltonian
Journal of Chemical Physics 80, 1462-1468 (1984) R. J. Duchovic, K. N. Swamy
and W. L. Hase
57. Dynamics of Ion-Molecule Recombination. III. Trends in the Recombination
Efficiency Journal of the American Chemical Society 106, 4071-4077 (1984) K.
N. Swamy and W. L. Hase
58. Sensitivity of the H + CH3 —> CH4 Recombination Rate Constant to the Shape
of the C-H Stretching Potential Chemical Physics Letters 110, 474-477 (1984)
R. J. Duchovic and W. L. Hase
59. Collisional Deactivation of Highly Vibrationally Excited Molecules.
Dynamics of the Collision Event Journal of Physical Chemistry 88, 5135-5138
(1984) N. Date, W. L. Hase and R. G. Gilbert
60. RRKM and Non-RRKM Behavior in Chemical Activation Studies Journal of
Physical Chemistry 88, 6717-6720 (1984) R. A. Marcus, W. L. Hase and K. N.
Swamy
61. The Heavy-Atom Effect in Intramolecular Vibrational Energy Transfer
Journal of Chemical Physics 82, 123-133 (1985) K. N. Swamy and W. L. Hase
62. A Dynamical Study of the H + CH3 —> CH4 Recombination Reaction Journal of
Chemical Physics 82, 3599-3606 (1985) R. J. Duchovic and W. L. Hase
63. Energy Transfer in Collisions of Ar with Highly Excited Water and Methane
Journal of Physical Chemistry 89, 2502-2507 (1985) W. L. Hase, N. Date, L. B.
Bhuiyan, and D. G. Buckowski
64. Semiclassical Eigenvalues of a Three-Dimensional Hamiltonian with One
Arbitrary Trajectory Chemical Physics Letters 114, 248-252 (1985) K. N. Swamy
and W. L. Hase
65. On Nonexponential Unimolecular Dissociation of Molecules Prepared by
Vibrational Overtone Excitation Chemical Physics Letters 116, 312-316 (1985)
W. L. Hase
66. Thermal Rate Constant for H + CH3 —> CH4 Recombination. Comparison of
Quasiclassical Trajectory and Variational Transition State Theory Journal of
Chemical Physics 83, 3448-3453 (1985) W. L. Hase and R. J. Duchovic
67. Quantum and Semiclassical Vibrational Transition Frequencies for a
Hamiltonian with Stretch Bend Potential Energy Coupling Journal of Chemical
Physics 84, 361-368 (1986) K. N. Swamy and W. L. Hase
68. Reaction Path and Variational Transition State Theory Rate Constant for
Li+ + H2O —> Li+(H2O) Association Journal of Chemical Physics 84, 3783-3787
(1986) S. L. Mondro, S. Vande Linde, and W. L. Hase
69. Trajectory Study of Energy Partitioning in CF3CN —> CF3 + CN Dissociation
Dynamics Chemical Physics, 110, 27-39 (1986) G. Nyman, K. Rynefors and W. L.
Hase
70. Mode Specificity in the Model Unimolecular Reaction H-C-C —> H+C=C Journal
of Physical Chemistry 90, 3517-3524 (1986) K. N. Swamy, W. L. Hase, B. C.
Garrett, C. W. McCurdy, and J. F. McNutt
71. The Sensitivity of IVR in Benzene to Bend-Stretch Potential Energy
Coupling Journal of Chemical Physics 85, 4422-4426 (1986) D.-h. Lu, W. L. Hase,
and R. J. Wolf
72. Effect of Bond Stretch Excitation on the Attenuation of Bending Forces
Chemical Physics Letters 132, 493-497 (1986) R. J. Wolf, D. S. Bhatia, and W.
L. Hase
73. A Potential Energy Function for The Hydroperoxyl Radical Journal of
Physical Chemistry 91, 1596-1602 (1987) W. J. Lemon and W. L. Hase
74. Transition States and Rate Constants for Ion-Molecule Association. II. Li+
+ (CH3)2O —> Li+[(CH3)2O] Journal of Chemical Physics 86, 1348-1355 (1987) S.
R. Vande Linde, S. L. Mondro and W. L. Hase
75. Thermal Rate Constant for H + CH3 —> CH4 Recombination. III. Comparison of
Experiment and Canonical Variational Transition State Theory Journal of the
American Chemical Society 109, 2916-2922 (1987) W. L. Hase, S. L. Mondro, R.
J. Duchovic, and D. M. Hirst
76. Properties of Variational Transition States for Association Reactions
Chemical Physics Letters 139, 389-394 (1987) W. L. Hase
77. Quasiclassical Trajectory Study of the n=3 Overtone State of Benzene
Chemical Physics Letters 142, 187-190 (1987) D.-h. Lu and W. L. Hase
78. Classical Trajectory Calculation of the Benzene Overtone Spectra Journal
of Physical Chemistry 92, 3217-3225 (1988) D.-h. Lu and W. L. Hase
79. Dynamics of Ion-Molecule Recombination. IV. Li+ + (CH3)2O Association
Computer Physics Communications 51, 17-34 (1988) S. R. Vande Linde and W. L.
Hase
80. Effect of Anharmonicity on Intermolecular Energy Transfer from Highly
Vibrationally Excited Molecules Journal of Physical Chemistry 92, 4040-4046
(1988) X. Hu and W. L. Hase
81. Classical Mechanics of Intramolecular Vibrational Energy Flow in Benzene.
IV. Models with Reduced Dimensionality Journal of Chemical Physics 89,
6723-6736 (1988) D.-h. Lu and W. L. Hase
82. The Calculation and Interpretation of Average Collisional Energy Transfer
Parameters Chemical Physics Letters 152, 377-381(1988) A. R. Whyte, K. F. Lim,
R. G. Gilbert, and W. L. Hase
83. Semiempirical Canonical Variational Transition State Theory Model for
Association Reactions Chemical Physics Letters 156, 115-118 (1989) W. L. Hase
and X. Hu
84. Reaction Path and Kinetics for Na+ Complexation with 18-Crown-6 Journal of
Physical Chemistry 93, 539-545 (1989) W. L. Hase, M.-C. Richou, and S. L.
Mondro
85. Sensitivity of Unimolecular Lifetime Distributions and Energy Dependent
Rate Constants to Fluctuations in State Specific Rate Constants Journal of
Chemical Physics 90, 1557-1563 (1989) D.-h. Lu and W. L. Hase
86. A Direct Mechanism for SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution Enhanced by Mode
Selective Vibrational Excitation Journal of the American Chemical Society 111,
2349-2351 (1989) S. R. Vande Linde and W. L. Hase
87. Monoenergetic Unimolecular Rate Constants and Their Dependence on Pressure
and Fluctuations in State Specific Unimolecular Rate Constants Journal of
Physical Chemistry 93, 1681-1683 (1989) D.-h. Lu and W. L. Hase
88. Properties of Canonical Variational Transition State Theory for
Association Reactions without Potential Energy Barriers Journal of Physical
Chemistry 93, 6029-6038 (1989) X. Hu and W. L. Hase
89. The Role of State Specificity in Unimolecular Rate Theory Chemical Physics
139, 1-13 (1989) W. L. Hase, S.-W. Cho, D.-h. Lu and K. N. Swamy
90. Classical Mechanics of Intramolecular Vibrational Energy Flow in Benzene.
V. Effect of Zero Point Energy Motion Journal of Chemical Physics 91,
7490-7497 (1989) D.-h. Lu and W. L. Hase
91. A Simple Model for Correcting the Zero Point Energy Problem in Classical
Trajectory Simulations of Polyatomic Molecules Journal of Chemical Physics 91,
2863-2868 (1989) W. H. Miller, W. L. Hase, and C. L. Darling
92. A Complete Multi-Dimensional Analytic Potential Energy Surface For Cl-
+CH3Cl SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution Journal of Physical Chemistry 94,
2778-2788 (1990) S. R. Vande Linde and W. L. Hase
93. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. I. Dynamics of Cl- +
CH3Cl Reactive Collisions Journal of Chemical Physics 93,7962-7980 (1990) S.
R. Vande Linde and W. L. Hase
94. A Model Analytic Potential Energy Function for Formyl Radical
Decomposition Journal of Physical Chemistry 94, 7371-7377 (1990) S.-W. Cho, W.
L. Hase, and K. N. Swamy
95. Comparison of Models for Calculating the RRKM Unimolecular Rate Constant
k(E,J) Chemical Physics Letters 175,117-124 (1990) L. Zhu and W. L. Hase
96. Non-RRKM Kinetics in Gas-Phase SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution Journal of
Physical Chemistry 94, 6148-6150 (1990) S. R. Vande Linde and W. L. Hase
97. Dissociation and IVR Pathways for the CF3H(H2O)3 Cluster Journal of
Cluster Science 1, 337-356 (1990) J. Tardiff, R. M. Deal, W. L. Hase and D.-h.
Lu
98. Kinetics of the Reaction between OH and HO2 on the Singlet Potential
Energy Surface Journal of Physical Chemistry 95, 6784-6792 (1991) C. Gonzalez,
J. Theisen, L. Zhu, H. B. Schlegel, W. L. Hase and E. W. Kaiser
99. Vectorization of the General Monte Carlo Classical Trajectory Program
VENUS Journal of Computational Chemistry 12, 1014-1024 (1991) X. Hu, W. L.
Hase and T. Pirraglia
100. Modification of the DHS Analytic Potential Energy Function for H + CH3 —>
CH4. Comparison of CVTST, Trajectory and Experimental Association Rate
Constants Journal of Chemical Physics 95, 8073-8082 (1991) X. Hu and W. L.
Hase
101. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. II. Nonstatistical
Central Barrier Recrossing in the Cl- + CH3Cl System Journal of Chemical
Physics 96, 8275-8287 (1992) Y. J. Cho, S. R. Vande Linde, L. Zhu and W. L.
Hase
102. Kinetics of the Reaction between OH and HO2 on the Triplet Potential
Energy Surface Journal of Physical Chemistry 96, 1767-1774 (1992) C. Gonzalez,
J. Thiesen, H. B. Schlegel, W. L. Hase and E. W. Kaiser
103. Dynamics of Ion-Molecule Recombination. IV. A Study of Energy Transfer
Pathways Journal of Chemical Physics 96, 8295-8306 (1992) W. L. Hase, C. L.
Darling and L. Zhu
104. Use of Microclusters to Simulate Cage, Trapping and Chaperon Effects in
Association Reactions Journal of Physical Chemistry 96, 7535-7546 (1992) X. Hu
and W. L. Hase
105. A Theoretical Study of Growth Mechanisms of the {110} Surface of Diamond
from Acetylene and Hydrogen Mixtures Journal of Physical Chemistry 96,
9369-9376 (1992) B. H. Besler, W. L. Hase and K. C. Hass
106. Effect of Solvation on the Dynamics of H + CH3 Association Zeitschrift
für Physik D 25, 57-65 (1992) X. Hu and W. L. Hase
107. Comparison of Models for Treating Angular Momentum in RRKM Calculations
with Vibrator Transition States. Pressure and Temperature Dependence of Cl +
C2H2 Association Journal of Physical Chemistry 97, 311-322 (1993) L. Zhu, W.
Chen, W. L. Hase and E. W. Kaiser
108. Dependence of the Chemical Dynamics of Intercluster Association Reactions
on the Strength of the Solute-Solvent Intermolecular Potential Journal of
Chemical Physics 98, 7826-7837 (1993) X. Hu and W. L. Hase
109. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. III. Dynamical
Stereochemistry and Energy Transfer Pathways for the Cl- + CH3Cl Association
and Direct Substitution Reactions Journal of Chemical Physics 98, 8626-8639
(1993) W. L. Hase and Y. J. Cho
110. An Analytic Hindered Rotor Model for Calculating Microcanonical
Variational Unimolecular Rate Constants from Reaction Path Properties
International Journal of Chemical Kinetics 26, 407-419 (1994) W. L. Hase and
L. Zhu
111. Importance of Energy Transfer and Lattice Properties in H-Atom
Association with the {111} Surface of Diamond Journal of Physical Chemistry
97, 9934-9941 (1993) C. Accary, P. Barbarat, W. L. Hase and K. C. Hass
112. Comparison of Canonical Variational Transition State Theory (CVTST) Rate
Constants for H-Atom Association with Alkyl Radicals and with the {111}
Surface of Diamond Journal of Physical Chemistry 97, 11706-11711 (1993) P.
Barbarat, C. Accary and W. L. Hase
113. Analysis and Extension of a Model for Constraining Zero-Point Energy Flow
in Classical Trajectory Simulations Journal of Chemical Physics 100, 1179-1189
(1994) G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
114. A Model Multidimensional Analytic Potential Energy Function for the Cl- +
CH3Br —> ClCH3 + Br- Reaction Journal of Physical Chemistry 98, 1608-1619
(1994) H. Wang, L. Zhu and W. L. Hase
115. Ab Initio Potential and Variational Transition State Theory Rate Constant
for H-Atom Association with the Diamond {111} Surface Journal of Chemical
Physics 101, 2476-2488 (1994) P. de Sainte Claire, P. Barbarat and W. L. Hase
116. A Comparison of Classical Trajectory and Statistical Unimolecular Rate
Theory Calculations of Al3 Decomposition Journal of Chemical Physics 101,
8535-8553 (1994) G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
117. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. IV. Intramolecular
and Unimolecular Dynamics of the Cl----CH3Br and ClCH3---Br- Complexes Journal
of the American Chemical Society 116, 9644-9651 (1994) H. Wang, G. H.
Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
118. Ab Initio Classical Trajectory Study of H2CO —> H2 + CO Dissociation
Chemical Physics Letters 228, 436-442 (1994) W. Chen, W. L. Hase and H. B.
Schlegel
119. Unimolecular Dynamics of Cl----CH3Cl Intermolecular Complexes Formed by
Cl- + CH3Cl Association Journal of Chemical Physics 102, 5626-5635 (1995) G.
H. Peslherbe, H. Wang and W. L. Hase
120. Energy Transfer Dynamics in the Collision-Induced Dissociation of Al6 and
Al13 Clusters Journal of Physical Chemistry 99, 8147-8161 (1995) P. de Sainte
Claire, G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
121. Quantum Mechanical Study of the Unimolecular Dissociation of HO2: A
Rigorous Test of RRKM Theory Journal of Chemical Physics 102, 5867-5870 (1995)
M. Stumpf, A. J. Dobbyn, H. -M. Keller, W. L. Hase and R. Schinke
122. Comparison of Molecular Dynamics and Variational Transition State Theory
Calculations of the Rate Constant for H-Atom Association with the Diamond{111}
Surface Physical Review B 52, 2949-2958 (1995) K. Song, P. de Sainte Claire,
W. L. Hase, and K. C. Hass
123. Statistical Rate Theory Calculations of the Cl- + CH3Br —> ClCH3 + Br-
Rate Constant Versus Temperature, Kinetic Energy, and H(D) Isotopic
Substitution Journal of the American Chemical Society 117, 9347-9356 (1995) H.
Wang and W. L. Hase
124. Comparison of Quantum and Semiclassical Variational Transition State
Models for the HO2 —> H + O2 Microcanonical Rate Constant Journal of Chemical
Physics 103, 8891-8900 (1995) K. Song, G. H. Peslherbe, W. L. Hase, A. J.
Dobbyn, M. Stumpf, and R. Schinke
125. Unimolecular Processes in Weakly Bound Complexes: Correlated Product
State Distributions Faraday Discussions of the Chemical Society 102, 323-338
(1995) L. Oudejans, R. E. Miller, and W. L. Hase
126. Comparison of Ab Initio and Empirical Potentials for H-Atom Association
with Diamond Surfaces Journal of Physical Chemistry 100, 1761-1766 (1996) P.
de Sainte Claire, K. Song, W. L. Hase, and D. W. Brenner
127. Thresholds for the Collision-Induced Dissociation of Clusters by Rare Gas
Impact Journal of Physical Chemistry 100, 8190-8196 (1996) P. de Sainte Claire
and W. L. Hase
128. Semiempirical MNDO, AM1, and PM3 Direct Dynamics Trajectory Studies of
Formaldehyde Unimolecular Dissociation Journal of Chemical Physics 104,
7882-7894 (1996) G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
129. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. V. Semiempirical
Direct Dynamics of Cl----CH3Br Unimolecular Decomposition Journal of the
American Chemical Society 118, 2257-2266 (1996) G. H. Peslherbe, H. Wang, and
W. L. Hase
130. An Ab Initio Study of the Transition State and Forward and Reverse Rate
Constants for C2H5 —> H + C2H4 Journal of Physical Chemistry 100, 5354-5361
(1996) W. L. Hase, H. B. Schlegel, V. Balbyshev, and M. Page
131. Comparison of Zero-Point Energy Constrained and Quantum Anharmonic RRKM
and Phase Space Theory Rate Constants for Al3 Dissociation Journal of Chemical
Physics 104, 9445-9460 (1996) G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
132. Reaction Path Hamiltonian Analysis of the Dynamics for Cl- + CH3Br —>
ClCH3 + Br- SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution Chemical Physics 212, 247-258 (1996)
H. Wang and W. L. Hase
133. Quasiclassical Trajectory Calculations for the OH(X2?) and OD(X2?) + HBr
Reactions: Energy Partitioning and Rate Constants Journal of Chemical Physics
105, 9897-9911 (1996) B. Nisamov, D. W. Setser, H. Wang, G. H. Peslherbe, and
W. L. Hase
134. Statistical Anharmonic Unimolecular Rate Constants for the Dissociation
of Fluxional Molecules. Application to Aluminum Clusters. Journal of Chemical
Physics 105, 7432-7447 (1996) G. H. Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
135. A Direct Dynamics Simulation of the Lifetime of Trimethylene Journal of
the American Chemical Society 118, 9922-9931 (1996) C. Doubleday, Jr., K.
Bolton, G. H. Peslherbe, and W. L. Hase
136. Temperature Dependencies of the Rate Constants and Branching Ratios for
the Reactions of Cl-(H2O)0-3 with CH3Br and Thermal Dissociation Rates for Cl-(CH3Br)
Journal of the American Chemical Society 119, 577-584 (1997) J. V. Seeley, R.
A. Morris, A. A. Viggiano, H. Wang, and W. L. Hase
137. Linear Free Energy of Activation Relationship for Association Reactions
Journal of the American Chemical Society 119, 5007-5012 (1997) P. de Sainte
Claire, W. L. Hase, G. H. Peslherbe, and H. Wang
138. An Empirical Potential for Methyl Radical Association with Diamond
Surfaces Physical Review B 56, 13543-13555 (1997) P. de Sainte Claire and W.
L. Hase
139. Kinetics of F- + CH3Cl SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution Journal of the
American Chemical Society 119, 3093-3102 (1997) H. Wang and W. L. Hase
140. Quantum Dynamical Study of the Cl- + CH3Br SN2 Reaction Journal of the
Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions 93, 737-746 (1997) H. Wang, E. M.
Goldfield, and W. L. Hase
141. Surface Energy Transfer by Low Energy Polyatomic Ion Collisions Nuclear
Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B 125, 218-222 (1997) L. Hanley,
H. Lim, D. G. Schultz, S. B. Wainhaus, P. de Sainte Claire, and W. L. Hase
142. Simulations of Hydrocarbon Adsorption and Subsequent Water Penetration on
an Aluminum Oxide Surface Journal of Chemical Physics 106, 7331-7342 (1997) P.
de Sainte Claire, K. C. Hass, W. F. Schneider, and W. L. Hase
143. Direct Dynamics Study of the Stereomutation of Cyclopropane Journal of
the American Chemical Society 119, 5251-5252 (1997) C. Doubleday, Jr., K.
Bolton, and W. L. Hase
144. Isomerization of Deuterated Cyclopropanes - The Possibility for
Stereochemical Control Berichte der Bunsen-Gesellschaft für Physikalische
Chemie 101, 414-422 (1997) K. Bolton, W. L. Hase, and C. Doubleday, Jr.
145. Lyapunov Exponents for the Intramolecular Motion of the Cl----CH3Br
Complex International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 167/168,
573-585 (1997) H. Wang and W. L. Hase
146. Classical Dynamics Simulations of SiMe+3 Ion-Surface Scattering Journal
of Chemical Physics 106, 10337-10348 (1997) D. G. Schultz, S. B. Weinhaus, L.
Hanley, P. de Sainte Claire, and W. L. Hase
147. Energy Transfer in Rare Gas Collisions with Self-Assembled Monolayers
Journal of Chemical Physics 107, 9677-9686 (1997) S. B. M. Bosio and W. L.
Hase
148. Role of the Surface Site in the Kinetics of H-Atom Association with
Diamond Surfaces Journal of Physical Chemistry B 102, 382-386 (1998) P. de
Sainte Claire, W. L. Hase, and K. Song
149. Simulations of Energy Transfer in Cr(CO)6+ Surface Induced Dissociation
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 174, 1-9 (1998)
S. B. M. Bosio and W. L. Hase
150. The Role of State Specificity in Temperature and Pressure Dependent
Unimolecular Rate Constants for HO2 —> H + O2 Dissociation Journal of Physical
Chemistry A 102, 1292-1296 (1998) K. Song and W. L. Hase
151. Direct Dynamics Quasiclassical Trajectory Study of the Thermal
Stereomutation of Cyclopropane Journal of Physical Chemistry A 102, 3648-3658
(1998) C. Doubleday, Jr., K. Bolton, and W. L. Hase
152. An Ab Initio Study of the Interaction of Water with Cluster Models of the
Aluminum Terminated (0001) a-Aluminum Oxide Surface Journal of Physical
Chemistry B 102, 6539-6548 (1998) J. M. Wittbrodt, W. L. Hase, and H. B.
Schlegel
153. A Direct Dynamics Study of the F + C2H4 —> C2H3F + H Product Energy
Distributions Chemical Physics Letters 288, 621-627 (1998) K. Bolton, W. L.
Hase, H. B. Schlegel, and K. Song
154. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. 6. Translational
Activation of the Cl- + CH3Cl Reaction Journal of Physical Chemistry A 102,
6208-6214 (1998) D. J. Mann and W. L. Hase
155. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. 7. F- + CH3Cl —>
FCH3 + Cl- Journal of Physical Chemistry A 102, 9819-9828 (1998) T. Su, H.
Wang, and W. L. Hase
156. A QM/MM Direct Dynamics Trajectory Investigation of Trimethylene
Decomposition in an Argon Bath Journal of Physical Chemistry B 103, 3691-3698
(1999) K. Bolton, W. L. Hase, and C. Doubleday, Jr.
157. Fitting Classical Microcanonical Unimolecular Rate Constants to a
Modified RRK Expression. Anharmonic and Variational Effects Journal of
Chemical Physics 110, 6198-6207 (1999) K. Song and W. L. Hase
158. Comparison Between United and Explicit Atom Models for Simulating Alkane
Chains Physisorbed on an Aluminum Terminated (0001) a-Aluminum Oxide Surface
Journal of Physical Chemistry B 103, 3885-3895 (1999) K. Bolton, S. B. M.
Bosio, W. L. Hase, W. F. Schneider, and K. C. Hass
159. A Quasiclassical Ab Initio Direct Dynamics Investigation of the F + C2H4
—> C2H3F + H Product Energy Distributions Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
1, 999-1011 (1999) K. Bolton, H. B. Schlegel, W. L. Hase, and K. Song
160. Collisional Activation of Small Peptides Journal of Physical Chemistry A
103, 3981-3990 (1999) O. Meroueh and W. L. Hase
161. Ab Initio Direct Dynamics Trajectory Study of the Cl- + CH3Cl SN2
Reaction at High Reagent Translational Energy Journal of the American Chemical
Society 121, 7124-7129 (1999) G. Li and W. L. Hase
162. Ab Initio Classical Trajectories on the Born-Oppenheimer Surface:
Hessian-Based Integrators Using Fifth Order Polynomial and Rational Function
Fits Journal of Chemical Physics 111, 3800-3805 (1999) J. M. Millam, V. Bakken,
W. Chen, W. L. Hase, and H. B. Schlegel
163. Computer Simulation of Sliding Hydroxylated Alumina Surfaces Tribology
Letters 7, 153-159 (2000) D. J. Mann and W. L. Hase
164. Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Structures of Alkane/Hydroxylated
a-Al2O3 (0001) Interfaces Journal of Physical Chemistry B 104, 2692-2701
(2000) R. Y. Jin, K. Song, and W. L. Hase
165. Structures and Energies for Methane Complexed with Alumina Clusters
Journal of Physical Chemistry A 104, 4920-4927 (2000) E. F. Sawilowsky, H. B.
Schlegel, and W. L. Hase
166. Parallel Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Alkane/Hydroxylated a-Aluminum
Oxide Interfaces Computer Physics Communications 128, 210-218 (2000) S. Roy,
R. Y. Jin, V. Chaudhary, and W. L. Hase
167. Origin of the Boltzmann Translational Energy Distribution in the
Scattering of Hyperthermal Ne Atoms off a Self-Assembled Monolayer Physical
Chemistry Chemical Physics 2, 901-910 (2000) T.-Y. Yan and W. L. Hase
168. Energy Transfer Pathways in the Collisional Activation of Peptides
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 201, 233-244 (2000) O. Meroueh and
W. L. Hase
169. A QM/MM Model for O(3P) Reaction with an Alkyl Thiolate Self-Assembled
Monolayer Journal of Molecular Structure 556, 43-57 (2000) G. Li, S. B. M.
Bosio, and W. L. Hase
170. Product Energy and Angular Momentum Partitioning in Aluminum Cluster
Dissociation Journal of Physical Chemistry A 104, 10556-10564 (2000) G. H.
Peslherbe and W. L. Hase
171. Identifying Trapping Desorption in Gas-Surface Scattering Chemical
Physics Letters 329, 84-91 (2000) T.-Y. Yan, W. L. Hase, and J. R. Barker
172. Gas Phase Ion Chemistry: A Fruitful Playground for the Interplay Between
Experiment and Theory International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 201, ix-x
(2000) W. L. Hase and W. Koch
173. Dynamics of Ar + CH4/Ni{111} Collision-Induced Desorption Journal of
Chemical Physics 114, 535-544 (2001) L. Sun, P. de Sainte Claire, O. Meroueh ,
and W. L. Hase
174. Effect of Surface Stiffness on the Friction of Sliding a-Hydroxylated
Alumina Surfaces Journal of Physical Chemistry B 105, 12032-12045 (2001) D. J.
Mann and W. L. Hase
175. A Hamiltonian with a Subset of Normal Modes for Studying Mode Specific
Energy Transfer in Intermolecular Collisions Journal of Physical Chemistry A
105, 2617-2625 (2001) T.-Y. Yan and W. L. Hase
176. Effect of Surface Stiffness on the Efficiency of Surface-Induced
Dissociation Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 3, 2306-2314 (2001) O.
Meroueh and W. L. Hase
177. Anharmonic Semiclassical VTST Rate Constant Model for H-Atom Association
with Different Sites on the Diamond {111} Surface Journal of Physical
Chemistry A 105, 2453-2457 (2001) K. Song and W. L. Hase
178. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. 8. Central Barrier
Dynamics for Gas Phase Cl- + CH3Cl Journal of the American Chemical Society
123, 5753-5756 (2001) K. Song, L. Sun, and W. L. Hase
179. Direct Dynamics Simulations of the Oxidation of a Single Wall Carbon
Nanotube Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 3, 4376-4383 (2001) D. J. Mann
and W. L. Hase
180. Dynamics of the Biradical Mediating Vinylcyclopropane – Cyclopentene
Rearrangement Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 4, 304-312 (2002) G. Li, W.
L. Hase and C. Doubleday, Jr.
181. Dynamics of Energy Transfer in Peptide-Surface Collisions Journal of the
American Chemical Society 124, 1524-1531 (2002) O. Meroueh and W. L. Hase
182. Ab Initio Direct Dynamics of Cyclopropyl Radical Ring Opening Journal of
the American Chemical Society 124, 3208-3209 (2002) D. J. Mann and W. L. Hase
183. A SN2 Reaction that Avoids its Deep Potential Energy Minimum Science 296,
875-878 (2002) L. Sun, K. Song, and W. L. Hase
184. Temperature Gradients and Frictional Energy Dissipation in the Sliding of
Hydroxylated a-Alumina Surfaces Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 4,
5377-5385 (2002) H. Xie, K. Song, D. J. Mann, and W. L. Hase
185. Stationary Points for the OH- + CH3F®CH3OH + F- Potential Energy Surface
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry, accepted L. Sun, K. Song, W. L.
Hase, and J. Riveros
186. Relationships between Mode Specific and Thermal Unimolecular Rate
Constants for HOCl®OH + Cl Dissociation Journal of Physical Chemistry A 106,
8339-8344 (2002) K. Song, L. Sun, W. L. Hase, S. Y. Grebenshchikov, and R.
Schinke
187. Direct Dynamics Studies of CO Assisted Carbon Nanotube Growth Journal of
Physical Chemistry B 106, xxxx-xxxx (2002) D. J. Mann, M. D. Halls, and W. L.
Hase
188. Direct Dynamics Simulations of Collision- and Surface-Induced
Dissociation of N-Protonated Glycine. Shattering Fragmentation Journal of
Physical Chemistry A 106, 9983-9992 (2002) O. Meroueh, Y. Wang, and W. L. Hase
189. Comparisons of Models for Simulating Energy Transfer in Ne-Atom
Collisions with an Alkyl Thiolate Self-Assembled Monolayer Journal of Physical
Chemistry B 106, 8029-8037 (2002) T.-Y. Yan. and W. L. Hase
190. Trajectory Studies of SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution. 9. Microscopic
Reaction Pathways and Chemical Kinetics for Cl-+CH3Br Journal of Chemical
Physics, xxx, xxxx-xxxx (2003) Y. Wang, W. L. Hase, and H. Wang
191. Dynamics of High Energy Cr(CO)6+ Collisions with Hydrogenated Surfaces
Journal of Chemical Physics, xxx, xxxx-xxxx (2003) O. Meroueh, K. Song, and W.
L. Hase
192. Direct Dynamics Study of Energy Transfer and Collision-Induced
Dissociation: Effect of Impact Energy, Geometry, and Reactant Vibrational
Modes in H2CO+ - Ne Collisions Journal of Chemical Physics, submitted J. Liu,
K. Song, W. L. Hase, and S. L. Anderson
193. Effect of C-Br Stretch Excitation on the Dynamics of the Cl- + CH3Br SN2
Nucleophilic Substitution Reaction To be submitted M. Dolgos, Y. Wang, and W.
L. Hase
194. Role of Surface Intramolecular Dynamics in the Efficiency of Energy
Transfer in Ne-Atom Collisions with a n-Hexylthiolate Self-Assembled Monolayer
Journal of Chemical Physics, to be submitted T.-Y. Yan, W. L. Hase, N. S. Iso,
K. A. Gibson, and S. J. Sibener
195. Efficiency of Energy Transfer in Protonated Diglycine and Dialanine SID.
Effects of Collision Angle, Peptide Ion Size, and Intramolecular Potential
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry, to be submitted J. Wang, Y. Wang,
S. O. Meroueh, and W. L. Hase
196. Effects of Applied Load and Sliding Velocity on Thermal Gradients and
Energy Dissipation at the Interface of Sliding Hydroxylated a-Alumina Surfaces
In preparation H. Xie and W. L. Hase
197. Ab Initio Direct Dynamics Simulation of the Exit-Channel Dynamics in C2H5
F —> C2H4 + HF Dissociation Journal of Chemical Physics, to be submitted L.
Sun and W. L. Hase
198. Simulations of the Central Barrier Dynamics for the Cl- + CH3Cl SN2
Reaction. Quasiclassical and Wigner Sampling of Initial Conditions. In
preparation L. Sun and W. L. Hase
199. Quasiclassical and Wigner Transition State Sampling in Direct Dynamics
Simulations of Formaldehyde Dissociation In preparation L. Sun, X. Li, H. B.
Schlegel, and W. L. Hase
200. Central Barrier Dynamics for the Cl- + C2H5Cl SN2 Reaction. A Link-Atom
Model for QM/MM Direct Dynamics In preparation L. Sun and W. L. Hase
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JOURNAL REVIEW ARTICLES
1. Variational Unimolecular Rate Theory
Accounts of Chemical Research 16, 258-264 (1983) .
W. L. Hase
2. The Current Status of Transition State Theory
Journal of Physical Chemistry 87, 2664-2682 (1983)
D. G. Truhlar, W. L. Hase and J. T. Hynes
3. Unimolecular and Intramolecular Dynamics: Relationship to Potential Energy
Surface Properties
Journal of Physical Chemistry 90, 365-374 (1986)
W. L. Hase
4. Role of Angular Momentum in Statistical Unimolecular Rate Theory
International Reviews in Physical Chemistry 10, 249-286 (1991)
E. E. Aubanel, D. M. Wardlaw, L. Zhu and W. L. Hase
5. Computer Simulation of Gas-Phase Chemical Reactions: Applications to SN2
Nucleophilic Substitution
Science 226, 998-1002, November 11 (1994)
W. L. Hase
6. Some Recent Advances and Remaining Questions Regarding Unimolecular Rate
Theory
Accounts of Chemical Research 31, 659-665 (1998)
W. L. Hase
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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
1. Classical Trajectory Studies of Unimolecular Dynamics
Proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Applied
Topics, page 572 (1979)
W. L. Hase
2. Comment to paper by R. J. Buss, M. J. Coggiola and Y. T. Lee, "Molecular
Beam Studies of Unimolecular Reactions Cl, F + C2H3Br"
Faraday Discussions of the Chemical Society 67, 226 (1979)
R. J. Wolf, C. S. Sloane and W. L. Hase
3. Dynamics and Animations of Gas-Phase SN2 Nucleophilic Substitution
Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Applied
Topics, page 899 (1994)
W. L. Hase and H. Wang
4. Experiments in Parallelizing a Tribology Application
Proceedings of the Workshop on High Performance Scientific and Engineering
Computing with Applications, IEEE Computer Society Press, pp.344-351 (2002)
V. Chaudhary, W. L. Hase, H. Jiang, L. Sun, and D. Thaker
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4.
OTHER WORK
1. A General RRKM Program, Quantum Chemistry Program Exchange-234, 1974
W. L. Hase and D. L. Bunker
2. Minicomputer Version of QCPE-234, Quantum Chemistry Program Exchange-291,
1975
W. L. Hase, D. L. Bunker and M. Sullivan
3. MERCURY: A General Monte Carlo Classical Trajectory Program, Quantum
Chemistry Program Exchange-453, 1983
W. L. Hase
4. Academic Computing: A Strategic Plan, Prepared by Wayne State University
Academic Computing Policy Committee, August 20, 1986
W. L. Hase co-author
5. A General RRKM Program, Quantum Chemistry Program Exchange 14, 644 (1994)
L. Zhu and W. L. Hase
6. VENUS96: A General Chemical Dynamics Computer Program, Quantum Chemistry
Program Exchange 16, 671 (1996)
W. L. Hase, R. J. Duchovic, X. Hu, A. Komornicki, K. F. Lim, D. -h. Lu, G. H.
Peslherbe, K. N. Swamy, S. R. Vande Linde, A. Varandas, H. Wang, and R. J.
Wolf
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