ReactionType Relative rate (cm3/s) at 10 K at 50 KFormation2.972.97Formation4.524.52Formation3.753.75Destruction2.271.02Destruction9.524.26Destruction5.312.37 It is also worth noting that the relative rates for the formation reactions in the table above are the same for a given reaction at both temperatures. This is due to the reaction rate constants for these reactions having β and γ constants of 0, resulting in which is independent of temperature.
ReactionType Relative ra,te (cm3/s) at 10 K at 50 KFormation2.972.97Formation4.524.52Formation3.753.75Destruction2.271.02Destruction9.524.26Destruction5.312.37 It is also worth noting that the relative rates for the formation reactions in the table above are the same for a given reaction at both temperatures. This is due t:o the reaction rate constants for these reactions having β and γ constants of 0, resulting in which is independent of temperature.