The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1965 · 67 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesChemistryChemical KineticsOrganic ChemistryReaction EngineeringCatalytic Reaction KineticsHeterocyclic ChemistryReaction Mechanisms[2+2] Cycloaddition[4+2] CycloadditionArrhenius EquationCycloaddition ReactionsRate ConstantsShock Tube KineticsShock-driven Chemistry
Several cyclohexene compounds have been decomposed in a single-pulse shock tube. Rate constants for the decyclization reactions C6H10(cyclohexene)→C2H4+C4H6,(1,3−butadiene)C7H12(4−methylcyclohexene)→C3H6+C4H6,(1,3−butadiene)C8H12(4−vinylcyclohexene)→2C4H6,(1,3−butadiene)are compared with the rate of dehydrochlorination of hydrogen chloride from isopropyl chloride. The Arrhenius expression for the latter reaction has previously been found to be k(i−C3H7Cl)=1013.64exp(−51 100/RT).On this basis, the following rate expressions have been obtained: k(C6H10)=1015.02exp(−66 700/RT)sec−1 (900∘−1150∘K),k(C7H12)=1015.13exp(−66 600/RT)sec−1 (900∘−1150∘K),k(C8H12)=1015.20exp(−62 000/RT)sec−1 (900∘−1050∘K).
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Kinetics of diene reactions at high temperatures
David M. Rowley, H. Steiner · Discussions of the Faraday Society · 1951 · 163 citations
Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics +11
Thermal Decomposition of Cyclohexene
Masao Uchiyama, T. Tomioka, Akira Amano · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1964 · 81 citations
Pharmacy, Chemistry, Heat Transfer +10