Electron Attachment and Compound Formation in Flames. III. Negative Ion and Compound Formation in Flames Containing Tungsten and Potassium
Electron Attachment and Compound Formation in Flames. III. Negative Ion and Compound Formation in Flames Containing Tungsten and Potassium
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火焰中的电子附着和化合物形成。
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1970
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W. Miller
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D. Jensen;W. Miller
Application of several different experimental techniques (flame-ion mass spectrometry, microwave cavity resonance, electrostatic probe, and absorption spectrophotometry) reveals that addition of tungsten to fuel-rich atmospheric-pressure H2/O2/N2 flames seeded with potassium results in reductions in concentrations of free potassium atoms and in formation of stable W-containing negative ions. The following reaction scheme and enthalpy changes provide a satisfactory quantitative interpretation of the experimental results: K+H2WO4⇆KHWO4+H; ΔH0° = − 40 ± 40 kJ mol−1, H2WO4+e−⇆HWO4−+H; ΔH0° = + 40 ± 40 kJ mol−1, HWO4−+H⇆WO3−+H2O; ΔH0° = − 22 ± 40 kJ mol−1. The enthalpy changes imply electron affinities for WO3 and HWO4 of approximately 351 and 420 kJ mol−1, respectively.