O + CH2O -> OH + HCO

k = 3.90E+13 exp(-3540 cal/mol /RT) cm3/mol s

SOURCE:
A least-squares fit to survey of data in NIST database:

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    Temp      delta-S    delta-H       kf          kr         Keq
     (K)    (cal/mol K) (kcal/mol)  ----(mol,cm3,s)-----   
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     300         6.8       -14.2    1.03E+11    1.66E-01    6.19E+11
     500         7.4       -13.9    1.11E+12    2.20E+04    5.03E+07
    1000         7.3       -14.0    6.57E+12    1.41E+08    4.65E+04
    1500         6.8       -14.7    1.19E+13    2.81E+09    4.23E+03
    2000         6.3       -15.5    1.60E+13    1.34E+10    1.20E+03
    2500         6.0       -16.3    1.91E+13    3.55E+10    5.39E+02
    3000         5.7       -17.1    2.15E+13    6.99E+10    3.08E+02
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