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The experimental measurements produced concentration-time plots of ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol in the liquid phase, as shown in Figure 8.18. The physical picture of this reaction/reactor system is most closely approximated by the plug-flow gas phase, well-mixed batch liquid phase. The appropriate relationships to model this system are given in equations (8-176) to (8-178), (8-183), and (8-188). The bubble volume is variable, and the nature of the variation changes with the extent of conversion (i.e., concentration of glycol in the liquid phase), however, the pure oxide gas phase allows yg = l. The modified equations specific to this reactor are then... 

The heart of the PEM fuel cell is the proton exchange membrane, which transports protons from the anode to the cathode. The membrane also serves to separate the fuel and oxidant gas phases and electronically insulates the cathode from the anode. The most typical membrane is a sulfonated per-fluorinated polymer. The Nation family of membranes made by DuPont is representative of this class, and is based on a sulfonated tetrafluoroethylene-based fluoropolymer-copolymer, with the chemical structure represented in Figure 1.2. The sulfonic acid (SO3H) groups on the side chains allow the protons or other cations to "hop" from one acid site to another, in the presence of water. The exact mechanism of the proton movement is an area of significant research. An active area of research is the development of hydrocarbon-based... 

While any number of complex mixtures of non-oxide ceramics can be formulated and studied with regard to their oxidation resistance, one hopes to obtain a material whose oxidation properties are dominated by the most protective oxide in the system. However, for this to occur, a continuous layer of this oxide must be formed in the scale, otherwise the oxidation rates are controlled by less protective oxides, gas phase diffusion, or the linear reaction rate of oxidant with the matrix. Only several systems of particular note will be discussed here. In the first of these systems. Si-containing material, e.g. SiC, additions are made to less... 

Similarly, Feeley and Sachtler [256] showed that cation exchange of solid palladium with H-Y was mediated by an oxidative gas phase. These authors assumed that PdCl2 formed from Pd and chlorine and that PdCl2 subsequently diffused into the pore system, reacted there and replaced the protons under formation of Pd + on cation positions and HCl. 

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