Reaction Mechanisms

All of the primary mechanisms used to model H₂-O₂-N₂ are useful for oxidation by N₂O also except [Baulch et al. (1994a)]. [Balakhnine et al. (1977)] contains rate constants for a few N₂O reactions. The reaction mechanism in [Borisov et al. (1978)] is strictly H₂-N₂O. [Dean et al. (1978)] provides rate constants for some important N₂O reactions (see Section 3.1.3). [Drummond (1972a)] reports rate constants for some N₂O reactions, among others, from other sources. [Frank and Just (1985)], [Hidaka et al. (1985a)], and [Pamidimukkala and Skinner (1982)] contain mechanisms for H₂-O₂-N₂O reactions. [Sausa et al. (1993)] contains a mechanism for low pressure H₂-N₂O-Ar flames that includes N₂and O₂. [Zuev and Starikovskii (1992)] contains a mechanism for high temperature H₂-N₂O combustion.