Conference Proceedings
                        Research and Development in Extractive Metallurgy, Adelaide
Conference Proceedings
                            Research and Development in Extractive Metallurgy, Adelaide
The Kinetics of the HDO-H2 Isotope Exchange Reaction on Liquid Silica-Saturated Iron Silicates
                            
The kinetics of the interfacial reaction of H2O on liquid silica-saturated iron silicates has been studied by means of measurement of the HDO-H2 isotope exchange reaction. The apparent first order rate constant, ka, was found to be inversely proportional to the H20/H2 ratio, consistent with two electron (melt to adsorbed/dissociating molecule) transfer mechanism and can be given by the expression In ka = -1.97 x 104/T + 1.57 - ln(pH2O/pH2), where the units for ka are mol cm -2 s-1 atm 1. The results of the current study are shown to be consistent with the indirect measurements of earlier work.
                        
                    
                        
                                    
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                                    P C Glaws, G R Belton
                                
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                                - Published: 1987
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