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It was found that the tribosorption of methyl iodide from the gas phase of a closed reactor onto a matrix of KI is described by the rate equation for a reversible first-order reaction v g – v ∞, g = mv ts *exp(–ηtd D sp), where v g and v ∞, g are, respectively, the current and equilibrium amounts of methyl iodide in the gas phase; v ts * is the equilibrium amount of methyl iodide tribosorbed per gram of salt; m is the mass of potassium iodide; ηtd is a constant, which characterizes the efficiency of tribodesorption (ηtd = 0.011 ± 0.005 g/J); and D sp is the specific dose of mechanical energy absorbed by the KI powder. The value of v ts * monotonically increased with increasing equilibrium partial pressure of methyl iodide and reached a maximum value of ≈25 μmol/g. The lower limit of the constant ηtd , which characterizes the efficiency of tribosorption, was estimated at 0.1 g/J.
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Shubin, A.A., Dadali, Y.V. & Mitchenko, S.A. Kinetics of Methyl Iodide Tribosorption on the Solid-Phase Salt KI. Kinetics and Catalysis 44, 753–756 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:KICA.0000009050.66832.2e
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