Darstellung und einige Eigenschaften atomaren Chlors

Schwab, G.-M.; Friess, H.

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“…In this way concentrations of atomic chlorine up to about 20 per cent, as measured with a Wrede gauge, were obtained. Schwab and Friess (265,266,267) have prepared atomic chlorine in concentrations up to 40 per cent by Wffiod's method. The atom concentration was measured calorimetrically.…”

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Experimental Methods of Determining the Activation Energies of Elementary Reactions.

Steacie¹,

LeRoy²

1942

Chem. Rev.

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“…Schwab and Friess (267) have used the heating of a copper-constantan thermocouple as a method of determining chlorine atoms. This was used only for relative measurements.…”

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Experimental Methods of Determining the Activation Energies of Elementary Reactions.

Steacie¹,

LeRoy²

1942

Chem. Rev.

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“…This failure is obviously due to the inadequacy of the picture employed-in particular, the replacement of the solvent by a continuous dielectric, and the neglect of solvation. 25 The discrepancies are particularly marked when water is compared with solvents of very different chemical type, e.g., hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen cyanide, and liquid ammonia. 26 This has been emphasised especially by K. Fredenhagen,27 who considers that the electrostatic picture should be entirely abandoned in favour of the conception of the chemical solvation of ions.…”

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