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Solvent Inertia Changes Product Probability by Relocating the Phase-Space Reactivity Boundary
Changing solvent inertia changes the kinetic part of a molecular Hamiltonian and hence its flow in phase space, without requiring a change in the potential energy surface (PES). We study how this affects product probability in a solute-solvent model with two degrees of freedom. Initial conditions ar
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