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A mechanistic study of nitromethane decomposition on nickel
Jay B. Benziger
Chemical & Biological Engineering
Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
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Engineering & Materials Science
Infrared absorption
100%
Temperature programmed desorption
95%
Infrared spectroscopy
84%
Linewidth
78%
Molecules
61%
Nickel
58%
Infrared radiation
54%
Oxygen
50%
Decomposition
45%
Physics & Astronomy
nitromethane
90%
nickel
50%
decomposition
47%
kinetics
24%
cleavage
21%
infrared absorption
21%
infrared spectra
19%
interactions
16%
alignment
16%
dipoles
15%
oxygen
12%
molecules
11%
spectroscopy
10%
Chemical Compounds
Nitromethane
72%
Decomposition
40%
Dipole
20%
IR Spectroscopy
14%
Dioxygen
10%
Molecule
7%