1954
DOI: 10.1139/v54-042
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The Photolysis of Acetone Above 300 °c

Abstract: Acetone has been photolyzed a t temperatures above 300" C. The formation of ethylene becomes of increasing inlportance a t higher temperatures. The normal kinetics of the reaction are followed, however, and ethylene does not appear to be formed a t the expense of ethane or methane.

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“…The simple averages of the Arrhenius parameters for these 12 sets of data, taken from Table 3 Again, the agreement between these values and those given in eq. [19] is rather fortuitous, especially since Kerr and Parsonage did not distinguish between Arrhenius parameters corresponding to corrected and uncorrected rate constants. On the basis that Arrhenius parameters that fall outside four standard deviations from the values given in eq.…”
Section: Cd3 Attack On Acetone-d6mentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The simple averages of the Arrhenius parameters for these 12 sets of data, taken from Table 3 Again, the agreement between these values and those given in eq. [19] is rather fortuitous, especially since Kerr and Parsonage did not distinguish between Arrhenius parameters corresponding to corrected and uncorrected rate constants. On the basis that Arrhenius parameters that fall outside four standard deviations from the values given in eq.…”
Section: Cd3 Attack On Acetone-d6mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…On the basis that Arrhenius parameters that fall outside four standard deviations from the values given in eq. [19] …”
Section: Cd3 Attack On Acetone-d6mentioning
confidence: 99%