1965
DOI: 10.1002/prac.19650270508
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Die Oxydation von isopropylbenzol zu Cumolhydroperoxid mit Ozon als Initiator

Abstract: Ozon als Gasinitiator der Kohlenwasserstoffoxydation vermag eine Doppelrolle zu spielen. Kurzzeitig in der Anfangsphase der Oxydation zugesetzt, bewirkt es in höherer Konzentration einen beschleunigten Zerfall der primär gebildeten Hydroperoxide, während der Einsatz geringerer Ozonkonzentrationen bei der Gasinitiierung zu einer beträchtlichen Stimulierung der Hydroperoxidbildung, im Vergleich zum nichtinitiierten Prozeß, führt. Durch Zugabe von 0,01–1,0 Vol.‐% in der Anfangsphase der Cumoloxydation mit Sauerst… Show more

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“…58,59 The formation of peroxy radicals is confirmed by chemiluminescence induced by oxidation of hydrocarbons with the above mixture due to disproportionation of the peroxy radicals. 55,60 Deuterated hydrocarbons are oxidised by ozone more slowly, which suggests that the ozone attack at the C7H and C7D bonds is a limiting step of the oxidation. 53, 61 ± 65 The oxidation of hydrocarbons by ozone in carbon tetrachloride yields alkyl chlorides: Ozone is decomposed in the gas phase at elevated temperatures to generate molecular and atomic oxygen; the latter initiates the formation of radicals:…”
Section: Generation Of Radicals By Ozone-induced Bimolecular Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…58,59 The formation of peroxy radicals is confirmed by chemiluminescence induced by oxidation of hydrocarbons with the above mixture due to disproportionation of the peroxy radicals. 55,60 Deuterated hydrocarbons are oxidised by ozone more slowly, which suggests that the ozone attack at the C7H and C7D bonds is a limiting step of the oxidation. 53, 61 ± 65 The oxidation of hydrocarbons by ozone in carbon tetrachloride yields alkyl chlorides: Ozone is decomposed in the gas phase at elevated temperatures to generate molecular and atomic oxygen; the latter initiates the formation of radicals:…”
Section: Generation Of Radicals By Ozone-induced Bimolecular Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%