A mathematical model for mechanosynthesis in solid-gas systems is constructed which includes the equations of mechanical-reactor heat balance, grinding, the excess-energy dynamics in the condensed substances, which determines the effect of mechanical activation on the chemical-reaction rate, and the reaction kinetics. A brief analysis of the model is presented. A description is given of two simplified models of independent significance derived from the general model, which can be studied by analytical methods. Synthesis in a preactivated system is studied in detail. Relations determining the characteristics of the synthesis are obtained. The accuracy of the analytical estimates is verified by numerical simulation.