Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9575705 | Chemical Physics | 2005 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
The chemical generation of atomic iodine using a chemical combustor to generate the atomic fluorine intermediate, from the reaction of F2Â +Â H2, followed by the production of atomic iodine, from the reaction of FÂ +Â HI, was investigated. The maximum conversion efficiency of HI into atomic iodine was observed to be approximately 75%, which is in good agreement with the theoretical model. The conversion efficiency is limited by the formation of iodine monofluoride at the walls of the combustor where the gas phase temperature is insufficient to dissociate the IF.
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Authors
Kevin B. Hewett, Gordon D. Hager, Peter G. Crowell,