RI 6567 Reactions Between Manganous Oxide, Graphite, and Manganese Carbide

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. L. Singleton A. E. Morris R. V. Lundquist
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

This experimental research was performed to determine rate - of - reaction constants on the MnO - C and Mn , C₂ - 3MnO systems at 1,100 ° , 1,150 ° , and 1,185 ° C. Reactions were conducted at atmospheric pressure under controlled flow of purified helium through the furnace chamber . The weight - loss method defined reduction percentages , and reaction products were identified by X- ray methods . The system Mn0 - C followed a linear reaction rate , and experimental results produced an apparent activation energy of 55.8 kcal per mole of Mn0 . The system Mn, C - 3Mn0 followed a parabolic rate of reaction law and yielded an apparent activation energy of 114.4 kcal per mole for the reaction .
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APA: E. L. Singleton A. E. Morris R. V. Lundquist  (1964)  RI 6567 Reactions Between Manganous Oxide, Graphite, and Manganese Carbide

MLA: E. L. Singleton A. E. Morris R. V. Lundquist RI 6567 Reactions Between Manganous Oxide, Graphite, and Manganese Carbide. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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