GAS EVOLUTION AND PRESSURE INCREASE DURING UNDESIRABLE CHEMICAL-REACTIONS - A SURVEY OF THE EXPERIMENTAL METHODS TO DETECT GAS EVOLUTION AND PRESSURE INCREASE
B. Hentschel et V. Schliephake, GAS EVOLUTION AND PRESSURE INCREASE DURING UNDESIRABLE CHEMICAL-REACTIONS - A SURVEY OF THE EXPERIMENTAL METHODS TO DETECT GAS EVOLUTION AND PRESSURE INCREASE, Thermochimica acta, 225(2), 1993, pp. 239-250
The methods of measurement presented enable gas evolution and pressure
build-up to be ascertained in constant volume or constant pressure mo
de. Conversion of these results to match other pressures, however, is
only possible given very precise knowledge of gas solubility and the r
eal behaviour of the gas concerned. Consequently, it is advisable to c
arry out measurements under the conditions actually presupposed by the
question at issue.