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Plutonium oxide reaction with, phosgene

In contrast, if plutonium(IV) oxide is prepared in an active form (by thermal decomposition of plutonium(IV) oxalate at 3(X) C [1683b,2042], or by calcination of a plutonium nitrate solution [261]), it will react with phosgene at between 350 and 400 C [2042]. Kinetic studies (between 425 and 525 C) have shown the reaction to be first order in PuOj, with an activation energy of 72.0 kJ mol [1924]. Moreover, it was demonstrated conclusively that the smaller the PuOj particles, the greater the reaction rate [1924], even... [Pg.380]

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