Abstract

Ab initio molecular dynamics simulations were used to investigate the early chemical events involved in the dynamics of nitric oxide (NO), nitrosonium cation (NO+) and nitroxide anion (NO−) in aqueous solution. The NO+ ion is very reactive in aqueous solution having a lifetime of ∼4×10−13s, which is shorter than the value of 3×10−10s predicted experimentally. The NO+ reacts generating the nitrous acid as an intermediate and the NO2− ion as the final product. The dynamics of NO revealed the reversibly formation of a transient anion radical species HONO−.

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