Influence of the entropy factor on the equilibrium and kinetics of chemisorption

A correction to the model of uniform heterogeneous surface has been introduced. This correction extends the limits of application to processes with entropy changes of the adsorbent. On the basis of the model thus corrected a kinetic equation has been deduced, which takes into account the role of the entropy factor. The presence of a compensation effect in chemisorption kinetics is supported theoretically.

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Dependence between electrocatalytic activity and the size of platinum crystallites

The dependence of the electrocatalytic activity of platinum deposited on a carbon carrier by anodic oxidation of hydrogen on the size of platinum crystallites has been investigated. The influence of the basic character of the surface compounds existing on the carbon carrier on the size of the crystallites and the rate of their growth has been established.

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A new method to determine the distance of electron tunneling transfer and its application to recombination of paramagnetic radiation deffects in CaO

A new method to determine the distance of electron tunneling transfer between paramagnetic reagents based on simultaneous analysis of both kinetic and ESR data is suggested. This method has been used to estimate the tunneling distance and the parameters characterizing the rate of tunneling for finely dispersed CaO.

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Differential scanning calorimetry study of reactions of phenyl glycidyl ether with phosphoric acid

The reactions of phenyl glycidyl ether (PGE) with phosphoric acid in three molar ratios have been studied by means of DSC alone. The results obtained from isothermal measurements are as follows:H=–91.0 kJ/mole PGE(1:1 molar ratio);H=–100.5 kj/mole PGE (1:2/3 molar ratio).The DSC curves obtained from dynamic experiments are multipeaked and giveHvalues higher than those obtained from isothermal measurements. These results can be explained by taking into account the acid concentration, the different reactivities of the hydrogens of the phosphoric acid and the possibility that secondary reactions occur.

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Zusammenfassung Die Reaktion von Phenylglycidyläther (PGE) mit Phosphorsäure wurde bei drei verschiedenen molaren Verhältnissen allein mittels DSC untersucht. Isotherme Messungen ergaben folgende Werte:H=–91.0kJ/mol PGE (molares Verhältnis 1:1);H=–100.5 kJ/mol PGE (molares Verhältnis 3:2). Die bei dynamischen Experimenten erhaltenen DSC-Kurven weisen viele Peaks auf und ergebenH-Werte, die größer als die durch isotherme Messungen erhaltenen sind. Diese Ergebnisse können erklärt werden, wenn die Säurekonzentration, die unterschiedliche Reaktivität der Wasserstoffatome der Phosphorsäure und die Möglichkeit des Verlaufs sekundärer Reaktionen in Rechnung gestellt werden.

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ESR studies of benzene interaction with the surface of Mo?Ti oxide catalysts

It has been established that in benzene interaction with Mo–Ti oxide catalysts stabilization of Mo⁵⁺ ions in the form of (MoO)³⁺ takes place due to formation of oxidized form of benzene, which leads to one-electron reduction of surface ions.

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Kinetics of methanol synthesis in the presence of low-temperature catalyst

The kinetics of methanol synthesis performed in a flow circulation installation in the presence of low-temperature copperzinc-aluminium catalyst has been investigated. The application of a power kinetic equation describing the surface chemical interaction on an exponentially inhomogeneous surface is established. The effect of the volume rate and the temperature is studied and the presence of a compensation effect is proved. A possibility of determination of the temperature and the volume rate, under which conditions the side-reactions do not affect the main one, is shown on the basis of the kinetic investigations.

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Interaction of PM12?nVnO40?(3+n) (M=Mo, W) heteropoly complexes with nitrogen oxide

In aqueous solution, PM_12–nV_nO₄₀ ^–(3+n) (M=Mo,W) hetero-polyanions provide a much faster oxidation of NO than mononuclear VO ₂ ⁺ ions, yielding HNO₂, NO ₃ ^– and reduced HPA.

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Positions of steady states in two-component chemical systems

The general kinetic equation for two-component chemical systems is analyzed. It is shown that the positions of steady states in concentration spaces can be detected by a qualitative analysis of the chemical mechanism.

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A method for the treatment of experimental data. Kinetic system comprising two irreversible first order consecutive reactions

A method is proposed for the treatment of data from a kinetic system comprising two irreversible first order consecutive reactions (ABC). It is based on the solving of contrary propositions for an ordinary differential equation.

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TPD studies of hydrogen sorption on platinum powder catalysts modified with adsorbed gold

It has been shown that hydrogen determined from the TPD curves of platinum saturated with hydrogen sorbed above room temperature is chiefly absorbed and not adsorbed hydrogen; this absorbed hydrogen has no effect on the charging curve.

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Thermal desorption analysis:

Experiments on water desorption from silicate glass powders of different chemical compositions were carried out by means of DSC. In order to establish the desorption energy distributions, a model of the heterogeneous surface was applied to the thermoanalytical desorption curves, and the results are discussed together with contact angle measurements on flat polished glass samples.The maxima in the desorption curves shift to lower temperature with increasing hydrophobic character; this is caused by divalent cations such as Pb²⁺, Ca²⁺ and Zn²⁺, while alkali metal ions are responsible for an increase in the hydrophilic behaviour.

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Zusammenfassung Wasserdesorptionsexperimente an Silikatglaspulvern unterschiedlicher Zusammensetzung wurden mittels DSC ausgeführt. Für die Berechnung von Desorptionsenergieverteilungen wurde ein Modell der heterogenen Oberfläche genutzt und zusammen mit Randwinkelmessungen an glatten, polierten Glasoberflächen diskutiert. Das Maximum der Desorptionskurven verschiebt sich mit wachsendem hydrophoben Verhalten nach tieferen Temperaturen, wofür divalente Kationen wie Pb²⁺ Ca²⁺ Zn²⁺ verantwortlich sind, während Alkaliionen das hydrophile Verhalten begünstigen.

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Exchange kinetics of amino acid anions in solutions of ternary copper(II) complexes with diethylenetriamine

Rate constants for the chemical exchange of some amino acid anions in solutions of copper(II) ternary complexes with diethylenetriamine have been determined by the NMR method. The coordination of amino acid anions in ternary and binary species is different and ligand substitution in the Cu(II) complexes follows an associative mechanism.

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Shape-selective ester hydrolysis by octadecyl immobilized H-ZSM-5 catalyst in liquid phase

The shape-selective property of octadecyltrichlorosilane treated H-ZSM-5, keeping the original acid strength (–5.6<Ho–3.0) in liquid phase in the hydrolysis of straight chain esters has been observed by comparing the reaction rates with those over octadecyltrichlorosilane treated SiO₂-Al₂O₃. The most pronounced effect was found in the case of ethyl decanoate, viz. ca. 6 times.

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Thermal decomposition of alkylcyclohexane mixtures

Thermal decomposition of model alkylcyclohexane mixtures with different ratios of components has been investigated. The possibility to estimate the yield of reaction products by calculating the relative activities of a group of hydrocarbons is shown.

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Comparative quantum-chemical studies of proton-donating centers of aluminosilicates

In terms of a cluster approach with the closing of cleaved boundary bonds by monovalent pseudoatoms in the CNDO/BW approximation, the proton-donation and surface concentration of the most probable types of proton-donor (PD) centers of aluminosilicates have been studied. Catalytic activities of the above types of centers in dehydration of butyl alcohols are compared.

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Reactivity of the carbonaceous surface overlayer on supported platinum catalysts studied by high temperature pyrolysis gas chromatography

The reactivity of the carbonaceous surface overlayer formed on Pt/Al₂O₃ catalysts in n-hexane dehydrocyclization has been studied by high temperature Pyrolysis Gas Chromatography. This method can be used to characterize surface carbon overlayers formed on different catalysts in the course of hydrocarbon reactions.

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Ammoxidation of cyclohexanol to adiponitrile on vanadium oxide

The reaction pathway of ammoxidation of cyclohexanol to adiponitrile (ADN) on vanadium pentoxide catalyst has been investigated. ADN was produced directly via adipic acid obtained from oxidation of cyclohexanone. The main end-products were carbon dioxide and benzene.

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Computation in kinetics, III. A new method for kinetic model search based on simultaneous regression estimation of rate constants, stoichiometry and/or reaction order

Modified samples of natural mordenites have been found to catalyze the oxidative condensation of methane to yield ethane and ethylene. The selectivity towards C₂ hydrocarbons increases, whereas the acidity of zeolites falls.

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Kinetics of gas phase hydrochlorination of acetylene over a mercury catalyst

The kinetics of gas phase hydrochlorination of acetylene over a mercury catalyst has been studied. The kinetic equation is in agreement with the experimental data of various authors.

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Temperature-programmed desorption of hydrogen from Rh/C catalysts

A strong temperature-activated character of hydrogen adsorption on the surface of Rh/C catalyst has been found, especially in relation to high-temperature form. The unreactivity of this form toward oxygen at room temperature suggests that its source is the carbon surface.

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