Reactions nitrate salts with ammonia in supercritical water

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DellOrco, PC [1 ]
Gloyna, EF [1 ]
Buelow, SJ [1 ]
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[1] UNIV TEXAS, DEPT ENVIRONM & WATER RESOURCES ENGN, AUSTIN, TX 78712 USA
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10.1021/ie9605894
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TQ [化学工业];
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Reactions involving nitrate salts and ammonia were investigated in supercritical water at temperatures from 450 to 530 degrees C and pressures near 300 bar. Reaction products included nitrite, nitrogen gas, and nitrous oxide. Observed reaction rates and product distributions provided evidence for a free-radical reaction mechanism with NO2, NO, and NH2. as the primary reactive species at supercritical conditions. In the proposed elementary mechanism, the rate-limiting reaction step was determined to be the hydrolysis of MNO3 species, which resulted in the formation of nitric acid and subsequently NO2. A simple second-order reaction model was used to represent the data. In developing an empirical kinetic model, nitrate and nitrite were lumped as an NOx- reactant. Empirical kinetic parameters were developed far four MNOx/NH3 reacting systems, assuming first orders in both NH3 and NOx-. Observed MNOx/NH3 reaction rates and mechanisms suggest immediately a practical significance of these reactions for nitrogen control strategies in supercritical;water oxidation processes.
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