Dickinson, et al(1) investigated the reaction rate between hydrazine and oxygen. They concluded the overall reaction was of the first order. Their data were reanalyzed. The results indicate the reaction is of the first order with respect to oxygen and of the one-half order with respect to hydrazine. The resultant reaction rate is significantly slower than that derived by Dickinson, et al.

Subject
Materials, Materials performance, Hydrazine, Reaction kinetics, Steam generators, Constants, Feedwater, Experimental data, Kinetics, Crevice corrosion, Generators, Oxygen, Chemical reactions
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1981
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