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... direction reaction rate constant and [ C ] , etc. , denote concentrations . The reaction may also proceed in the backward direction , with rate constant kr , and this leads to a loss of C according to -d [ C ] dt = k , [ C ] [ D ] ...
... direction reaction rate constant and [ C ] , etc. , denote concentrations . The reaction may also proceed in the backward direction , with rate constant kr , and this leads to a loss of C according to -d [ C ] dt = k , [ C ] [ D ] ...
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... direction of transport along a temperature gradient is de- termined by the sign of AH . If AH is positive , i.e. , an endothermic reaction , then the equilibrium constant increases with increasing temperature and the transport direction ...
... direction of transport along a temperature gradient is de- termined by the sign of AH . If AH is positive , i.e. , an endothermic reaction , then the equilibrium constant increases with increasing temperature and the transport direction ...
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... direction of chemical transport for tungsten in these lamp systems . For the W - O - Br - C - H equilibrium system , the considerable number of stable high temperature molecular species and competing re- actions that are likely to be ...
... direction of chemical transport for tungsten in these lamp systems . For the W - O - Br - C - H equilibrium system , the considerable number of stable high temperature molecular species and competing re- actions that are likely to be ...
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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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