Influence de l’Agitation Mécanique sur les Reactions Chimiques Oscillantes en Présence d’Oxygène ou d’Azote
Vincent J. Farage; Désimir Janjic · 1981 · CHIMIA
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“In certain cases, and particularly for the BrO3-/Ce4+/malonic acid system, oxygen seems to inhibit oscillations and the mechanical stirring in a N2 atmosphere has no significant effect on the oscillations.”
Abstract
In certain cases, and particularly for the BrO3-/Ce4+/malonic acid system, oxygen seems to inhibit oscillations and the mechanical stirring in a N2 atmosphere has no significant effect on the oscillations. However, for the BrO3-/Ce4+/Cyclohexanon and BrO3-/Ce4+/Cyclopentanon systems under specific experimental conditions, stirring plays a determining part and oxygen has no notable effect on the oscillations.
Abstract by Vincent J. Farage; Désimir Janjic, CHIMIA (1981) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.2533/chimia.1981.289