Observation of the time-resolved behaviour of OH radicals produced during the modulated photolysis of mixtures of OX, HzO, HONO and Ar at 253.7 nm, has enabled direct measurements of the rate coefficient for the reaction 0H+HONO-+NOZ+H20 (2) at 11.4 Torr and in the temperature range 278-342.5 K. Th
The kinetics of the gas phase reaction of nitrous acid with ozone
โ 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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โฆ 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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