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Thermal activation of complexation reaction on aerosil surface

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The influence of temperature in the 20–100°C range on processes of bimolecular interaction in the aerosil-phenanthrene-trinitrobenzene system has been studied. Temperature-stimulated CTC accumulation on the surface is found. Activation energies of complex formation are estimated. Quenching of phenanthrene fluorescence by acceptor has a mixed static and dynamic character.

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Kondilenko, V.P., Chorny, V.Y. & Eremenko, A.M. Thermal activation of complexation reaction on aerosil surface. React Kinet Catal Lett 50, 203–207 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02062212

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