OH* chemiluminescence in the H2NO2 and H2N2O systems
OH* chemiluminescence in the H2NO2 and H2N2O systems
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DOI:
10.1016/j.combustflame.2019.11.010
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发表时间:
2020-03
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
C. Mulvihill;E. Petersen
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作者:
C. Mulvihill;E. Petersen
Shock-tube experiments were performed in a mixture of 0.222% H 2/0.392% NO 2/Ar between 1535 and 2003 K near 1.1 atm. Time histories of OH* chemiluminescence from the A→ X band near 307 nm were recorded and showed poor agreement with predictions from a recent hydrocarbon/NO x model when only the OH*-forming reactions N 2 O+ H⇆ N 2+ OH*(R2) and O+ H (+ M)⇆ OH*(+ M)(R3) were included. Since chemiluminescence is strongly correlated with heat release and since the reaction NO 2+ H⇆ NO+ OH is known to be primarily responsible for heat release during H 2 single bondNO 2 oxidation, the chemiluminescent reaction NO 2+ H⇆ NO+ OH*(R1) was proposed for the first time. By fitting the experimental OH* data, a best-fit rate constant was obtained as k 1= 7.0× 10 13 exp (− 27, 680/T), with k 1 in cm 3 mol− 1 s− 1 and T in K. This expression for k 1 is valid in the experimental temperature range of 1535 to 2003 K. The fitted k 1 value is dependent on the base NOx mechanism used. OH* profiles were also acquired in a mixture of 0.333% H 2/0.666% N 2 O/Ar between 1448 and 1776 K near 1.1 atm. The introduction of the new reaction R1 into the mechanism had no effect on the modeling of either the newly acquired H 2 single bondN 2 O OH* data or previous H 2 single bondN 2 O OH* data from the literature. Finally, R1 and R2 violate a long-held assumption concerning the exothermicity of such reactions, suggesting that the exothermicity criteria used to evaluate potential chemiluminescent reactions could be relaxed in future studies. Instead, a new methodology based on both the enthalpy of reaction and the entropy of reaction could be employed to identify new chemiluminescent reactions. To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first detailed study of OH* chemiluminescence kinetics in the H 2 single bondNO 2 system.