Energetics of Silicon Oxidation Reactions

Pfeifer, Joerg; Green, Gary; Gole, James L.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-5180-4_5

Modern High Temperature Science 1984

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-5180-4_5

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Energetics of Silicon Oxidation Reactions

Joerg Pfeifer

Gary Green

James L. Gole

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Energetics of Silicon Oxidation Reactions

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The energy balance and branching ratios associated with the chemiluminescent reaction Si(3P) + N2O(1Σ) → SiO*(a3Σ+, b3Π, A1Π) + N2(υ″ ⩾ 5) — possible formation of vibrationally excited N2

The energy balance and branching ratios associated with the chemiluminescent reaction Si(3P) + N2O(1Σ) → SiO*(a3Σ+, b3Π, A1Π) + N2(υ″ ⩾ 5) — possible formation of vibrationally excited N2

Energy balance and branching ratios for the chemiluminescent SiNO2 reaction: Formation of SiO a3Σ+, ν′ ⩾ 0, and ultrafast a3Σ+ −b3Π EE energy transfer

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