Measuring hydroperoxide chain-branching agents during n-pentane low-temperature oxidation
Measuring hydroperoxide chain-branching agents during n-pentane low-temperature oxidation
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10.1016/j.proci.2016.05.044
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2017
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Anne Rodriguez;O. Herbinet;Zhandong Wang;F. Qi;C. Fittschen;P. R. Westmoreland;F. Battin‐Leclerc
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Anne Rodriguez;O. Herbinet;Zhandong Wang;F. Qi;C. Fittschen;P. R. Westmoreland;F. Battin‐Leclerc
The reactions of chain-branching agents, such as H2O2and hydroperoxides, have a decisive role in the occurrence of autoignition. The formation of these agents has been investigated in an atmospheric-pressure jet-stirred reactor during the low-temperature oxidation ofn-pentane (initial fuel mole fraction of 0.01, residence time of 2 s) using three different diagnostics: time-of-flight mass spectrometry combined with tunable synchrotron photoionization, time-of-flight mass spectrometry combined with laser photoionization, andcw-cavity ring-down spectroscopy. These three diagnostics enable a combined analysis of H2O2, C1–C2, and C5alkylhydroperoxides, C3–C5alkenylhydroperoxides, and C5alkylhydroperoxides including a carbonyl function (ketohydroperoxides). Results using both types of mass spectrometry are compared for the stoichiometric mixture. Formation data are presented at equivalence ratios from 0.5 to 2 for these peroxides and of two oxygenated products, ketene and pentanediones, which are not usually analyzed during jet-stirred reactor oxidation. The formation of alkenylhydroperoxides during alkane oxidation is followed for the first time. A recently developed model ofn-pentane oxidation aids discussion of the kinetics of these products and of proposed pathways for C3–C5alkenylhydroperoxides and the pentanediones.