Two methods of measuring the volumetric throughput of gas phase reactions with changing total mole number are compared. The first method determines the time which an injected impulse of an other gas needs to pass a calibrated volume. In the second method the concentration change of an inert gas due to reaction is measured. Both methods gave comparable results but the standard deviation of the second method was about four times larger. The influence of the introduction of an inert gas on reaction kinetics is discussed
This paper proposes a variation of the incremental approach to identify reaction and mass-transfer k...
Design, modelling and scaling of many gas-solid reaction processes in a fluidised bed (FB) require r...
International audienceThe kinetic analysis of experimental data obtained in the case of solid-state ...
Investigations of reaction velocities are of very considerable importance. The work performed up to ...
ABSTRACT: The determination of rate parameters of gas-phase elementary reactions is usually based on...
The determination of rate parameters of gas-phase elementary reactions is usually based on direct me...
Attention is called in this report to previous investigations of gaseous explosive reactions carried...
This paper deals with the identification of reaction and mass-transfer rates from concentrations mea...
(1) Attention ic call’ed in the following paper to pi-ecious incestigatiion ~ of gaseous mplo%iw rea...
The kinetics of a chemical reaction can be best studied by observations of the rates of reaction, an...
It is important that accurate, reproducible values for the rates of chemical reactions occurring in ...
The mechanism at a chemical reaction is determined by a study of the rate of reaction. In the invest...
Chemical kinetics is one of the most recent branches of physical chemistry. It has however amply jus...
In this experiment, the inert gas is used to agitate two immiscible fluids in microchannels. The mas...
We present a new device for quantifying gases or gas mixtures based on the simple principle of bubbl...
This paper proposes a variation of the incremental approach to identify reaction and mass-transfer k...
Design, modelling and scaling of many gas-solid reaction processes in a fluidised bed (FB) require r...
International audienceThe kinetic analysis of experimental data obtained in the case of solid-state ...
Investigations of reaction velocities are of very considerable importance. The work performed up to ...
ABSTRACT: The determination of rate parameters of gas-phase elementary reactions is usually based on...
The determination of rate parameters of gas-phase elementary reactions is usually based on direct me...
Attention is called in this report to previous investigations of gaseous explosive reactions carried...
This paper deals with the identification of reaction and mass-transfer rates from concentrations mea...
(1) Attention ic call’ed in the following paper to pi-ecious incestigatiion ~ of gaseous mplo%iw rea...
The kinetics of a chemical reaction can be best studied by observations of the rates of reaction, an...
It is important that accurate, reproducible values for the rates of chemical reactions occurring in ...
The mechanism at a chemical reaction is determined by a study of the rate of reaction. In the invest...
Chemical kinetics is one of the most recent branches of physical chemistry. It has however amply jus...
In this experiment, the inert gas is used to agitate two immiscible fluids in microchannels. The mas...
We present a new device for quantifying gases or gas mixtures based on the simple principle of bubbl...
This paper proposes a variation of the incremental approach to identify reaction and mass-transfer k...
Design, modelling and scaling of many gas-solid reaction processes in a fluidised bed (FB) require r...
International audienceThe kinetic analysis of experimental data obtained in the case of solid-state ...