Significance of reaction CH3 + NO = H2CN + OH in two-stage ignition of nitromethane
Abstract
Two-stage ignition of nitromethane diluted in Ar is investigated at various equivalence ratios (0.2–0.5), dilution levels (93%–97%), and pressures (4–16 atm) with a heated shock tube apparatus. OH* emission profiles are used to determine ignition delay times. The second-stage ignition delay time increases with increasing equivalence ratio or dilution level, but is insensitive to pressure especially at high dilution levels. The first-stage...
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Title
Significance of reaction CH3 + NO = H2CN + OH in two-stage ignition of nitromethane
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
256
Pages
115956 - 115956
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