The effect of gaseous fluid phases, which form in a wave of combustion
during desorption of gases from solid-phase reagent, on the macrokine
tic parameters of the process in systems consisting of nitrogen and Ti
, Zr, Nb, and Ta metals was investigated. It is shown that, depending
on the content of the sorbed gaseous impurity in the powder of the ini
tial solid-phase reagent, two combustion regimes can be realized in th
ese systems at low nitrogen pressures: (a) slow macrodiffusion combust
ion with high content of gas desorbed in the wave of combustion and (b
) a fast kinetic regime with low content of gas desorbing in the wave
of combustion. It was found that the critical parameters of the transi
tion to spin combustion largely depend on the presence of a fluid gas
phase in the metal powder. The nature of the appearance of the spin re
gime of combustion in the metal-gas system at low gas pressures was de
termined.