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UK [15] and Japan [16]. Tert-butanol/iso-buntene/IUO was proposed for lower quality waste thermal energy recovery [17] at less than 60 °C as an organic reaction type. This history says that development of new reaction and material technologies creates new possibility of thermochemical energy technologies. [Pg.379]

Taube, M., et al., 1980. Opportunities and limitations for the use of ammoniated salts as a carrier for thermochemical energy storage, Int. Seminar on Thermochemical Energy Storage, Stockholm, pp. 349-369. [Pg.390]

The demonstration project on thermochemical energy storage showed results in the heating and air-conditioning application with good correspondence with the theoretical calculated values. The operation control strategies have to be improved and simplified in the future. [Pg.426]

XeF2 is a colorless crystalline compound stable up to 500°C, m.p. -129°C, with considerable vapor pressure for solids—4.5 mmHg (20°C). It is a linear symmetrical molecule. The mean thermochemical energy of the Xe—F bond in XeF2 is 132kJ/mol,3 which is less than the F—F bond energy—157.3 kJ/mol.4... [Pg.224]

Table 8.2 Costs and contents of thermochemical energies for selected energy earners... Table 8.2 Costs and contents of thermochemical energies for selected energy earners...
Figure 1 shows solar thermochemical energy hybridization system for stating-up the GCRED-system by the STC process. In this system, natural gas is decomposed into carbon and H2 by STC, and 3/5 of the carbon is converted solar thermochemicaUy into CO by the Boudouard reaction. The CO2 emitted at the energy consuming site can be reduced to 60% and half of the CO2... [Pg.372]

Thermochemical energy storage relies on the energy absorbed and released in breaking and reforming molecular bonds in a completely reversible chanical reaction, where a, is the fractioned reacted, m is the mass, and Ah is the endothermic heat of reaction. [Pg.1456]

In the heat-storing step, the heat Qu is stored in the form of thermochemical energy by decomposition of the reactant AC(s) in the high-temperature side reactor. The released gas C(g) flows into the low-temperature side reactor due to a pressure difference maintained between the two reactors. The gas C(g) reacts with the reactant B(s), releasing low-temperature heat Ql. As long as the reactant A(s) is separated from the gas C(g), the reaction heat can be stored for any period in the form of chemical energy. [Pg.256]

Table 3 contains thermochemical energies relative to the lowest-energy isomer for stmcmres I-FV using frequency calculations performed at the B2PLYP-D level of theory with aug-cc-pVTZ and aug-cc-pVDZ basis sets for fluoropiperidine and with aug-cc-pVDZ for... [Pg.295]

The highest observed HF j energy was set equal to the thermochemical energy. [Pg.251]

The population of the highest accessible level, v, is very sensitive to slight variations in i.e., a small decrease in because of an Increase in Dj(R-H) markedly lowers P (v ). Surprisal plots (with all models) confirm this sensitivity, in that reduction of the energy causes the I(f )point to rise above the line formed by the I(fv) points, vtoluene reaction, using the full thermochemical energy, showed a very serious deviation of this sort. Since the benzyl radical is resonance stabilized, we reasoned that F + toluene might obey the three-body model if the available energy... [Pg.255]

Figure 7.9. Thermochemical energy relationships for unimolecular ion decompositions in the mass spectrometer. Figure 7.9. Thermochemical energy relationships for unimolecular ion decompositions in the mass spectrometer.
For these cases the
is based upon the energy used in the surprisal calculation and not the true thermochemical energy. For the true , the entry under III should be used. [Pg.107]

In some cases the available energy was reduced to less than the thermochemical energy. For these cases the is based upon the energy used for the surprisal calculation. The true should be taken from models II or 111 which employed the full thermochemical energy. [Pg.108]


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