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Reaction of Carbon Monoxide and Ozone

P. Harteck, S. Dondes

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The reaction between ozone and carbon monoxide has been investigated at 35°, 100°, 180°, and 258°C. It could be shown that there is an initial period where the reaction proceeds an order of magnitude faster than after some carbon dioxide is formed. Further oxidation of carbon monoxide by ozone proceeds in the order of magnitude of the thermal decomposition of ozone.

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Key concepts: Ozone, Carbon monoxide, Chemistry, Compounds of carbon, Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide, Decomposition, Carbon dioxide, Methanizer