학술논문

On the mechanism of the decomposition of acidic O3 solutions, thermally or H2O2-initiated
Document Type
Academic Journal
Source
Journal of Physical Chemistry A. April 16, 1998, Vol. 102 Issue 16, p2667, 6 p.
Subject
Hydrogen peroxide -- Research
Decomposition (Chemistry) -- Research
Acids -- Research
Ozone -- Research
Ionic solutions -- Research
Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Language
ISSN
1089-5639
Abstract
The mechanism of thermally- or hydrogen peroxide-initiated decomposition of acidic O3 solutions was investigated. Specifically, the role of hydrogen peroxide in the acidic zone decomposition process was examined to determine the nature of the initiating and terminating species and their reactions. Experimental results showed that thermal or hydrogen peroxide-initiated decomposition of acidic aqueous ozone is a chain process propagated by OH and O2(super -)/HO2 radicals. The chain is initiated by surface-catalyzed formation of hydrogen peroxide when hydrogen peroxide is not added.