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The constants involved in calorimetric combustions making use of sodium peroxide and potassium chlorate as the medium for the supply of oxygen (1915)

Taylor, Scott Champlin · leaf 46

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constructed on the theory that there are two reactions for of the accelerator; namely, fa) The reaction taking place for the amourrchlorate from zero to one-half gram and (b) The reaction for thechlorate from one-half to one and one-quarter grams. The curveshows on this hypothesis that the… … OF THE ?ITY OF ILLINOIS 15. Reaction for the first one-half gram of Potassium Chlorate. The average ri3e for the charge containing one gram of accelerator (Table IJo.7) is found to be 2.773°C. Subtracting the(P.10) , correction/heretofore adopted for the accelerator not including fusewire of…

Heat of combustion · Peroxides · Potassium chloride · Bomb calorimeter · Theses

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