1984
DOI: 10.1016/0040-6031(84)87179-8
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The DSC cell—a versatile tool to study thermal-oxidative degradation of lubricants and related problems

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“…Very Generally, primarily formed aminyl radicals are converted in the presence of hydroperoxides, peroxy radicals and peracids into nitroxyl radicals, for example (7)- (9), or (10)-(11):…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Very Generally, primarily formed aminyl radicals are converted in the presence of hydroperoxides, peroxy radicals and peracids into nitroxyl radicals, for example (7)- (9), or (10)-(11):…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…P -DSC has the added advantage of providing elevated pressures which increases the total number of moles of oxygen available for reaction. These techniques have been applied to the analysis of petrochemical and synthetic lubricants, biodegradable lubricants, aviation turbine oils and polymers (Sharma and Stipanovic, 2003 ;Gamelin et al , 2002 ;Riga et al , 1998 ;Yao, 1997 ;Zeman et al , 1995 ;Patterson and Riga, 1993 ;Zeman et al , 1993 ;Kaufman and Rhine, 1988 ;Zeman et al , 1984 ;Walker and Tsang, 1980 ;Noel, 1972 ) as well as edible fats and oils, air -blown vegetable oils, epoxidized soybean oil, genetically modifi ed soybean oil and alcohol -based fuels (Adhvaryu and Erhan, 2002 ;Kenar et al , 2002 ;Tan et al , 2002 ;Adhvaryu et al , 2000 ;Kowalski et al , 2000 ;Perez, 2000 ;Litwinienko and Kasprzycka -Guttman, 1998 ;Litwinienko et al , 1995 ;Kasprzycka -Guttman et al , 1995 ;Kowalski, 1995 ;Hassel, 1976 ;Cross, 1970 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[1][2][3] Thermal Stability in Oils 249 Hydraulic 46 95 68 94 100 95 150 95 220 95 320 95 21 0 -3 222 -3 23 1 -3 240 zero 243 -3 258 -3 Gear 46 95 21 0 -3 68 95 222 -3 100 95 231 zero 1 50 95 222 -3 220 95 231 zero 320 95 2588 -3 IS0 68 > IS0 1 0 0 > IS0 150 > IS0 220 > IS0 46 > IS0 320 Sci.…”
Section: Thermooxidation Analysis For Industrial Oils With Different unclassified