Inhibition of the First Limit of the Hydrogen–Oxygen Reaction by Ethane

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Inhibition of the First Limit of the Hydrogen–Oxygen Reaction by Ethane

Published Feb 1, 1955 · R. R. Baldwin, R. F. Simmons

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Ethane inhibits the hydrogen-oxygen reaction in vessels coated with potassium chloride, reducing explosion pressure linearly and exhibiting a similar behavior to propane.

PopulationOlder adults (50-71 years)

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MethodsObservational

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Two Types of Inhibition of the Hydrogen–Oxygen Reaction by Hydrocarbons

Hydrocarbons inhibit the hydrogen-oxygen reaction in various ways, including a direct reaction with oxygen, and a more indirect reaction with hydrogen and oxygen.

Bakerian Lecture - The more recent work on the reaction between hydrogen and oxygen

The study of gaseous reactions has revealed unexpected complexities and coherence in chemical kinetics, challenging earlier ideas and suggesting a possible derivation from first principles.

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