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Measuring the Rates of Solid State Reactions Between AlCl3 and C5H6NCl Using Differential Scanning Calorimetry
1996
ECS Proceedings Volumes
A BSTRACT Differential Scanning Calorimetry was used to measure the rates and heats of the solid state reactions between aluminum chloride and pyridinium chloride. It was found that the three reactions studied followed the same rate law derived from a two dimensional diffusion mechanism. The integrated form of this rate law is (1-Qln(l-Q + £ = kt where C is the degree of transformation, k is the specific rate constant and t is the time. The rate constant for the neutralization reaction was
doi:10.1149/199607.0135pv
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