High temperature decomposition of hydrogen peroxide

Details High temperature decomposition of hydrogen peroxide High temperature decomposition of hydrogen peroxide

2005-10-18

2005-10-18

Langel, Wayne A. (Department: 1754)

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Nitrogen or compound thereof

Oxygen containing

C423S239100, C423S402000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06955799

ABSTRACT:
Nitric oxide (NO) is oxidized into nitrogen dioxide (NO2) by the high temperature decomposition of a hydrogen peroxide solution to produce the oxidative free radicals, hydroxyl and hydroperoxyl. The hydrogen peroxide solution is impinged upon a heated surface in a stream of nitric oxide where it decomposes to produce the oxidative free radicals. Because the decomposition of the hydrogen peroxide solution occurs within the stream of the nitric oxide, rapid gas-phase oxidation of nitric oxide into nitrogen dioxide occurs.

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