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| - Exothermal Water Release from Pseudoboehmite Gels and Their Mechanically Treated Analogs Caused by Activated Hydrogen
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| - Exothermal differential thermal analysis (DTA) effects for water release have been observed both for mechanically activated alumina gels, which may contain residual nitrate, and for strongly amorphisized AlO(OH) gels at comparably low temperatures (150−350 °C) under hydrogen. The observations are based on an investigation combining thermal analysis (TA), on-line coupled to mass spectrometry (MS), with ESR spectroscopy. This allowed the identification and quantification of trapped NO2 molecules as well as to follow the mechanically and thermally induced changes of the Al−O−H matrix via the contained (or doped) Fe3+ impurities. The appearance of the exothermal DTA effects is related not only to a strong mechanical activation and the access of hydrogen during the thermal treatment but also to the interaction of hydrogen with metallic platinum, for exampel, as crucible material or as metal powder. This interaction is discussed to be the origin of the chain start of the radical reaction between H2 and NO2 yielding H2O and NO. An experimental application of the observed phenomena is comparably simple and might promote a new kind of characterization of mechanically activated and highly reactive solid materials.
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| - Water Release from Pseudoboehmite Gels
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