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National Council for Research and Development, Jerusalem (Israel); Israel Atomic Energy Commission, Beersheba. Nuclear Research Center-Negev; Ben-Gurion Univ. of the Negev, Beersheba (Israel); 45 p; nd; p. 44; International workshop on plasma chemistry in technology; Ashqelon, Israel; 30 Mar - 1 Apr 1981; Published in summary form only.
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Issledovanie khlorirovaniya dvuokisej titana, tsirkoniya i gafniya khlorom
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Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Tsvet. Met; (no.4); p. 79-82
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[en] A discussion of the application of the rule of geometric mean to heavy atom kinetic isotope effect of reactions with complex mechanisms is presented. It is shown that the rule fails in the case of secondary heavy atom kinetic isotope effects
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Journal de Chimie Physique; CODEN JCPQA; v. 83(3); p. 217-218
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[en] A programmed method was developed in order to obtain the kinetical specifications of any reaction which occurs in a batch reactor in the case of a maximal selectivity. This method consists in complete algorithm which permits to calculate quickly the reaction order, the kinetical constants and the activation energy. Unless one previously knows the reaction order, the first step consists in iterative calculations based on OTSWALD Kinetical Method. The different order values are tested around the suspected value until the kinetical constant reaches an effective constant value. The second step deals with the kinetical constants determination and is based on ARRHENIUS Model. The general relationship used in this work can be applied to any single reaction process. In a third step, the dependence between the kinetical constants and temperature could be used to approximate the activation energy on the basis of the least squares method. The method was previously applied in modelling the kinetics of tributylphosphate (TBP) synthesis processes and gave satisfactory results. More-over, the algorithm is easy and could be written in any programming language
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Jan 1989; 6 p
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Sarussi, D.; Jacob, I.; Bloch, J.; Shamir, N.; Mintz, M.H.
Research laboratories annual report 19921993
Research laboratories annual report 19921993
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[en] Short communication
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Israel Atomic Energy Commission, Tel Aviv (Israel). Licensing Div; 279 p; Jul 1993; p. 122-123
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[en] The exchange of CH4 in tritium has been measured at concentrations of 1.45 and 3.00 mol% to display the time evolution of CT4. It is observed that the total methane concentration decreases with time, and no masses >24 amu are observed using mass spectroscopy. After 18 months, only 0.2% CT4 gas remained in the 3.00% CH4 experiment. These observations indicate that carbon is being removed from the gas phase. A model based on ion/molecule interactions is presented to explain the formation of CT4 and free carbon. 9 refs., 4 figs., 1 tab
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[en] A combined experimental and theoretical study was undertaken to explore the role of dimensionality and spatial extent in influencing intramicellar kinetic reactions. Three qualitatively different types of energy-transfer reactions were studied: (1) the diffusion of a confined photoexcited species to a reactive surface; (2) the energy transfer between two completely compartmentalized reactants; and (3) the chemical reaction between species restricted in their diffusional motion to the surface of the micelle. The theoretical framework within which the dynamics of these three processes were studied was the continuum theory of reaction-diffusion kinetics. It was found that the theory developed correctly predicts the emergence of pseudo-first-order behavior, with attendent (effective) rate constants in qualitative (and near quantitative) accord with the experimental results
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Journal of Physical Chemistry; ISSN 0022-3654;
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[en] The author presents arguments to alleviate any possible misunderstanding that might result from the paper by Bloch and Mintz in which the perfusive precipitation model, which has been successfully applied to the U-H system, was given an abrupt dismissal. (Auth.)
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Journal of the Less-Common Metals; ISSN 0022-5088;
; v. 90(1); p. L9-L11

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[en] Chemical kinetics of the reaction of pinacolone with deuterium was studied. The rate constant for this first-order reaction was determined
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Carver, M.B.; Hanley, D.V.; Chaplin, K.R.
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River, Ontario. Chalk River Nuclear Labs1979
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River, Ontario. Chalk River Nuclear Labs1979
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[en] MAKSIMA-CHEMIST was written to compute the kinetics of simultaneous chemical reactions. The ordinary differential equations, which are automatically derived from the stated chemical equations, are difficult to integrate, as they are coupled in a highly nonlinear manner and frequently involve a large range in the magnitude of the reaction rates. They form a classic 'stiff' differential equaton set which can be integrated efficiently only by recently developed advanced techniques. The new program also contains provision for higher order chemical reactions, and has a dynamic storage and decision feature. This permits it to accept any number of chemical reactions and species, and choose an integraton scheme which will perform most efficiently within the available memory. Sparse matrix techniques are used when the size and structure of the equation set is suitable. Finally, a number of post-analysis options are available, including printer and Calcomp plots of transient response of selected species, and graphical representation of the reaction matrix. (auth)
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Feb 1979; 28 p
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