Scalar properties and vector correlations of the reactions of O＋H2 →OH＋H, O＋HD→OH＋D, O＋DH→OD＋H, and O＋D2 -＋OD＋D at collision energies of 25 and 34.6 kcal/mole have been studied via the quasi-classical-trajectory （QCT） method based on a BMS1 potential energy surface （PES）. The generalized polarization-dependent differential cross section and the distributions of the dihedral angle at the collision energy of 34.6 kacl/mole are presented. The calculated results indicate that both the reagent rotational angular momentum and the mass factor have a significant influence on the scalar properties and vector correlations of the title reactions.
