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The kinetics of the gas phase reaction of nitrous acid with ozone

โœ Scribed by E.W. Kaiser; S.M. Japar


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1977
Tongue
English
Weight
377 KB
Volume
52
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2614

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โœฆ Synopsis


Rcccivcd 1 1 Au:just 1977 ll~ kinetics ot the grlb plea reaction bctwucn 03 (0.4-15 torr) and IIN (0.002 0.005 torr) hvc been mvcsti~:.!tcti at total pressures of 20-30 torr usmg rl 1m55 spcctromcter dctcctor. No cvldcncc ofa Ilomo~cneous-hllllolc~ul,~r reation was obtarned, and upper limits to the rate constant at 226 and 300 K were 5 X lo-" and 1 X 10sLg cm3/molecule s rcspcctivcly * This work was supported m part 5y the III& Altitude Pollution Program of the Federal Aviation Adrninlstration. U.S. Department of Transportation.

2. Experimental

The reactions were carried out III a 1-liter Pyrex reactor located inside of ml evacuated chamber. I he reactor was equipped with a multi-holed glass inlet tube and a thclmocouple well. The contents of the reactor wcrc sanipled through il 0.05 mm diameter nozzle orl-


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