THE VELOCITY OF REACTIONS IN GASES MOVING THROUGH HEATED VESSELS AND THE EFFECT OF CONVECTION AND DIFFUSION.
THE VELOCITY OF REACTIONS IN GASES MOVING THROUGH HEATED VESSELS AND THE EFFECT OF CONVECTION AND DIFFUSION.
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气体通过加热容器时的反应速度以及对流和扩散的影响。
DOI:
10.1021/ja01953a011
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发表时间:
1908
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
I. Langmuir
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作者:
I. Langmuir
Many of theinvestigations of the pastfew years, on the velocity of reactions in gases, have been based upon the determination of thechange in the composition of the gases while passing through heated tubes. The velocity coefficient has then usually been calculated by applying the formulas derived for reactions taking place in stationary gases. Bodenstein and Wolgast1 recently pointed out that this method of calculation is justifiable only when the gases pass through the tube en-tirely without mixing. For those cases where diffusion or convection has caused even partial mixing of the gases in the tube, they show that the usual method may lead to serious error. They develop formulas which hold when the mixing of the gases can be considered complete. We have then at our disposal, for the calculation of velocity coefficients, two formulas, one of which holds when there is no mixing and the other when there is completemixing. The only means, however, for determining which of the two formulas will give the most accurate results, in any series of experiments, is to calculate the coefficients by both formulas and then to choose that which gives the “better constant.” That this method