학술논문

Reactions of hydroxymethyl and hydroxyethyl radicals with molecular and atomic oxygen
Document Type
Article
Source
Symposium (International) on Combustion; January 1989, Vol. 22 Issue: 1 p963-972, 10p
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ISSN
00820784
Abstract
Among the elementary reactions forming the methonal and ethanol oxidation subsystem, the reactions of hydroxyalkyl radicals with O2are very important. Therefore direct discharge flow reactor measurements for CH2OH+O2Rxn. (1M) and CH3CHOH+O2Rxn. (1E) were carried out in the temperature range between 300 and 682 K at pressures around 1 mb. Radical profiles were obtained by monitoring the CH2OH and CH3CHOH radicals with a low electron energy mass spectrometer. The measured rate coefficients were corrected for kinetic interferences. Both reactions exhibit a strong non-Arrhenius behaviour. For 300≤T ≤682 K the rate coefficients can be fitted by the analytical expressions: k1M=2.5*10−9T−1+4.0*10−10exp (−2525/T) cm3/s, k1E=1.4*10−8T−1.2+8.0*10−10exp (−2525/T) cm3/s. Within our experimental accuracy no kinetic isotope effect for CH2OH/CH2OD+O2and CH3CHOH/CH3CHOD+O2was found. As a function of the ionization energy of the radical, the room temperature rate coefficients for both reactions fit the general data for alkyl +O2reactions. The reactions CH2OH+O, Rxn. (2M) and CH3CHOH+O, Rxn. (2E) have been measured directly for the first time. After application of kinetic corrections the result is k2M=(1.5±0.5)*10−10cm3/s for CH2OH+O and K2E=(1.5±0.5)*10−10*10−10cm3/s for CH3CHOH+O at ambient temperature.