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Kinetics of the reaction between cumene hydroperoxide and triethylenetetramine in presence of iron salts in aqueous solutions

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  1. 1.

    The reaction between cumene hydroperoxide and triethylenetetramine proceeds only in presence of iron.

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    The activity of iron salts depends on the experimental conditions and its variation is probably to be explained by the hydrolysis of these salts.

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    It was shown that the amine is able to reduce ferric salts, both in acid and in alkaline media.

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    The order of the reaction was determined with respect to all the reaction components, and the activation energy was calculated for the over-all reaction.

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    A law was deduced for the change in the concentration of hydroperoxide with time, and the constants of the over-all reaction were calculated.

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Razumovskii, S.D., Medvedev, S.S. Kinetics of the reaction between cumene hydroperoxide and triethylenetetramine in presence of iron salts in aqueous solutions. Russ Chem Bull 7, 944–951 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00911345

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