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Oxides high-temperature oxygen

At high temperatures oxygen reacts with the nitrogen in the air forming small amounts of nitrogen oxide (p. 210). Sulphur burns with a blue flame when heated in air to form sulphur dioxide SO2, and a little sulphur trioxide SO3. Selenium and tellurium also burn with a blue flame when heated in air, but form only their dioxides, Se02 and Te02. [Pg.266]

Nitrogen oxides High-temperature reaction between atmospheric nitrogen and oxygen, e.g. during combustion Byproduct from manufacture of fertilizer Adverse health effects Sensory irritants Reduced visibility Crop damage... [Pg.504]

The forces which hold A to the free surface of a continuous mass of M may be of any kind— van der Waals forces, whether of the London type or of the dipolar type, interionic forces, or covalencies. The adsorption of gases by charcoal at low temperatures depends upon van der Waals forces. At high temperatures oxygen is held by covalencies. Oxygen and hydrogen may, according to circumstances, be taken up by metals as molecular layers or as surface films of oxide or hydride. [Pg.340]

Gerblinger, J., Lohwasser, W, Lampe, U. and Meixner, H. (1995) High-temperature oxygen sensor-based on sputtered cerium oxide . Sensors and Actuators... [Pg.208]

This commercial process requires pressurization and a relatively high temperature. Oxygen is the oxidizing agent, and acetic acid (CH3COOH) is the solvent. An alternative route employs supercritical water as the solvent and hydrogen peroxide as the oxidant. This alternative process has several potential advantages, most particularly the elimination of acetic acid as solvent. [Pg.773]

Das, M., Haines, P. J., Lever, T. J. and Skinner, G. A. High temperature oxygen index studies of halogenated polyester thermosets containing antimony and molybdenum oxides. Fire and Materials, 6, No. 3-4, 122 (1982)... [Pg.93]

Kharton, V.V., Yaremchenko, A.A., Kovalevsky, A.V. et al. (1999) Perovskite-type oxides for high-temperature oxygen separation membranes. Journal of Membrane Science, 163 (2), 307-317. [Pg.111]

High-Temperature Oxygen Sensor Oxide Ion Conductor Polarography... [Pg.72]

High-Temperature Oxygen Sensor, Fig. 2 Illustration of oxide surface... [Pg.990]

Strobel P, Capponi JJ, Marezio M, Monod P (1987) High-temperature oxygen defect equilibrium in superconducting oxide YBa2Cu307-x, Solid Slate Commun 64(4) 513-15... [Pg.1484]

High-Temperature Oxygen Sensors Based on Semiconducting Metal Oxides... [Pg.89]

McEvoy, A.J. (2001) Materials for high-temperature oxygen reduction in solid oxide fuel cells. /. Mater. Set, 36 (5),... [Pg.877]


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