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... condition relies , then , on fast reaction rates relative to both the time of passage of the species through the ... conditions the rates of formation and loss for a particu- lar species , e.g. , H , will be equivalent and the following ...
... condition relies , then , on fast reaction rates relative to both the time of passage of the species through the ... conditions the rates of formation and loss for a particu- lar species , e.g. , H , will be equivalent and the following ...
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... condition requires that the reaction of interest be sufficiently rapid , both in the forward and reverse directions , for the reaction to be balanced . The significance of a balanced reaction condition to the flame chemist is that the ...
... condition requires that the reaction of interest be sufficiently rapid , both in the forward and reverse directions , for the reaction to be balanced . The significance of a balanced reaction condition to the flame chemist is that the ...
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... condition of low radical concentra- tions should be contrasted with that found in faster burning flames , where premixing and less fuel - rich - conditions exist , with the result that the reaction - zone radical concentration levels ...
... condition of low radical concentra- tions should be contrasted with that found in faster burning flames , where premixing and less fuel - rich - conditions exist , with the result that the reaction - zone radical concentration levels ...
Contents
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
GraphiteGas Reactions | 59 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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