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Pathways to methylene chloride destruction at low and high concentrations
Roman Brukh
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Somenath Mitra
, Robert Barat
Chemistry and Environmental Science
Otto H. York Center for Environmental Engineering and Science
Chemical and Materials Engineering
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High Concentration
100%
Methylene Chloride
100%
Dichloromethane
100%
Destruction Efficiency
50%
Fuel-lean
50%
Combustion Conditions
50%
Ethylene/ethane
50%
Modeling Results
25%
Combustion Process
25%
Gas Chromatography
25%
Incineration
25%
Chloride
25%
Microtrap
25%
Feed Concentration
25%
Combustor
25%
Reactor Model
25%
Inlet Concentration
25%
Air Combustion
25%
Ideal Reactor
25%
Detailed Chemical Reaction Mechanism
25%
Products of Incomplete Combustion
25%
Acetylene
25%
Fuel-rich
25%
Rate of Production Analysis
25%
Ethylene-air
25%
Fuel-rich Condition
25%
Chemistry
Dichloromethane
100%
Ethylene
100%
Methane
50%
Formation of Product
50%
formation
50%
Gas Chromatography
50%
Ethane
50%
Chloride
50%
Inlet Concentration
50%
Chemical Engineering
Dichloromethane
100%
Ethylene
100%
Gas Chromatography
50%
Methane
50%
Reaction Analysis
50%
Feed Concentration
50%
Ethane
50%
Physics
Ethylene
100%
Methane
50%
Incinerator
50%
Nuclear Reactor
50%