The kmetlcs of absorption of lsobutylene m aqueous solutions of sulphunc acid m the range of concentrations of mdustnal Importance was studied m a stlrred cell and aJet apparatus The pseudo-first order reactlon rate constant at 30ยฐC was found to vary from 56 set-\* to 7 87 X IO5 see-' over the sulph
Absorption of phosphine in aqueous solutions of sodium hypochlorite and sulphuric acid
โ Scribed by K. Chandrasekaran; M.M. Sharma
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1977
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 634 KB
- Volume
- 32
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2509
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โฆ Synopsis
The ku&~cs of absorptmn of phosphme m aqueous solutnms of sodmm hypochlonte and sulphunc acti was studied m a stwred cell and a s-d contactor The reachon of phosphme with aqueous soh~t~ons of sodmm hypockdonte was found to be first order with respect to phosphme and hypochlor& The effect of pH on the second order rate constant was also mvesmted The value of the second order rate constant was found to vary from 230 to 77,000 1 /g mole set at 28oC m the pH range of 12 95-9 40 The reachon of phosphme with aqueous solutions of sulphunc acxl, m the range of concentrations of 80 to 92% by wetit, was also found to be first order with respect to phosphme The value of the pseudo first order rate constant was found to be m the range of 3 x 10664 x 106 set-' at 28ยฐC Copper sulpbate was found to be an effe&ve catalyst m sulphurx acid solutions -INTROMTCTION
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