REACTION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS WITH NITROUS OXIDE

[1] AVRAMENKO LI, 1950, ZH FIZ KHIM, V24, P207

[2] INHIBITION OF HYDROGEN+OXYGEN REACTION BY FORMALDEHYDE [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1962, 58 (477): : 1768 - &

[3] ROLE OF FERROUS HYDRIDE IN THE OXIDATION OF FERROUS ION BY HYDROGEN ATOMS [J]. NATURE, 1960, 188 (4744) : 50 - 51

[4] DELGRECO FP, 1962, DISCUSS FARADAY SOC, P128

[5] METHODS OF STUDYING CHEMICAL KINETICS IN FLAMES [J]. QUARTERLY REVIEWS, 1963, 17 (03): : 243 - 263

[6] REACTIONS CONTRIBUTING TO ESTABLISHMENT OF WATER GAS EQUILIBRIUM WHEN CARBON DIOXIDE IS ADDED TO A HYDROGEN-OXYGEN FLAME [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1965, 61 (506P): : 255 - +

[7] DIXONLEWIS G, 1964, 10 S INT COMB

[8] DIXONLEWIS G, 1963, 9 S INT COMB, P576

[9] RATE OF REACTION IN HYDROGEN, NITROUS OXIDE AND IN SOME OTHER FLAMES [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1959, 63 (07) : 1154 - 1158

[10] DETERMINATION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS IN RICH, FLAT, PREMIXED FLAMES BY REACTION WITH HEAVY WATER [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1958, 62 (06) : 693 - 697

[1] AVRAMENKO LI, 1950, ZH FIZ KHIM, V24, P207

[2] INHIBITION OF HYDROGEN+OXYGEN REACTION BY FORMALDEHYDE [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1962, 58 (477): : 1768 - &

[3] ROLE OF FERROUS HYDRIDE IN THE OXIDATION OF FERROUS ION BY HYDROGEN ATOMS [J]. NATURE, 1960, 188 (4744) : 50 - 51

[4] DELGRECO FP, 1962, DISCUSS FARADAY SOC, P128

[5] METHODS OF STUDYING CHEMICAL KINETICS IN FLAMES [J]. QUARTERLY REVIEWS, 1963, 17 (03): : 243 - 263

[6] REACTIONS CONTRIBUTING TO ESTABLISHMENT OF WATER GAS EQUILIBRIUM WHEN CARBON DIOXIDE IS ADDED TO A HYDROGEN-OXYGEN FLAME [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1965, 61 (506P): : 255 - +

[7] DIXONLEWIS G, 1964, 10 S INT COMB

[8] DIXONLEWIS G, 1963, 9 S INT COMB, P576

[9] RATE OF REACTION IN HYDROGEN, NITROUS OXIDE AND IN SOME OTHER FLAMES [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1959, 63 (07) : 1154 - 1158

[10] DETERMINATION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS IN RICH, FLAT, PREMIXED FLAMES BY REACTION WITH HEAVY WATER [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1958, 62 (06) : 693 - 697