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Zero kinetic energy condition dynamics

A simplified procedure may also be used as a rule of thumb. Its principle is as follows If the detection limit of an instrument working in the dynamic mode under defined conditions is known, then at the beginning of the peak, the conversion is close to zero and the heat release rate is equal to the detection limit, that is, the temperature at which the thermal signal differs from the signal noise. Thus, the detection limit can serve as a reference point in the Arrhenius diagram. By assuming activation energy and zero-order kinetics, the heat release rate may be calculated for other temperatures. [Pg.290]

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