Kinetic data of Brooks et al. [3] on the decomposition of C 6 H 6 near 1000 K have been analyzed by computer modeling. The observed overall 3/2-order kinetics could be accounted for by a mechanism composed of 4 key reactions involving H atoms and C 6 H 5 radicals using recently acquired rate constants. However, the appearance of CH 4 and the enhanced H 2 yields could only be explained by invoking the reactions of ϳ0
Kinetic data of Brooks et al. [3] on the decomposition of C 6 H 6 near 1000 K have been analyzed by computer modeling. The observed overall 3/2-order kinetics could be accounted for by a mechanism composed of 4 key reactions involving H atoms and C 6 H 5 radicals using recently acquired rate constants. However, the appearance of CH 4 and the enhanced H 2 yields could only be explained by invoking the reactions of 0.
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