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    Gassolid reaction model for a

    shrinking spherical particle with

    unreacted shrinking core

    BY : ARPIT THUMAR

    DISHANK ZALA

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    outline

    INTRODUCTION

    HETROGENOUS REACTION MODEL:

    1) shrinking particle model

    2) unreacted shrinking core model

    REACTION KINETICS

    VALIDATION OF MODEL:

    1) BY NUMERICAL METHOD

    2) BY EXPERIMENTAL DATA

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    RESULTS:

    1) Movement of reaction fronts2) Diminishing point of unreacted core

    3) Effective range of the model

    CONCLUSIONS

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    ABSTRACT:

    Gassolid reaction model for a shrinking

    spherical particle with unreacted shrinking core.

    PaperBY : Shunji Homma, Shinji Ogata, Jiro Koga,

    Shiro Matsumoto

    (Department of Applied Chemistry, SaitamaUniversity, 255 Shimo-Okubo, Sakura-ku,

    Saitama 338-8570, Japan)

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    Introduction

    A heterogeneous reaction model is developed torepresent the gassolid reaction consisting oftwo-step reactions:

    formation of a solid intermediate on the core ofunreacted solid.

    consumption of the solid intermediate.

    The model successfully represents thefluorination of uranium dioxide where uraniumhexafluoride gas is produced through uranylfluoride as a solid intermediate.

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    HETROGENOUS REACTION MODEL:

    1) Shrinking particle model:

    Reactions are confined at the surface of the

    particle and the size of the particle is reduced

    by gasification of the products or flaking off

    the solid products.

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    Shrinking particle model

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    2)Unreacted shrinking core model :

    Applied when the reactant is converted to

    another solid material leaving behind theunreacted solid.

    The converted material, which is sometimescalled ash, is regarded as porous and inertsubstance, so that the gas reactants candiffuse from the external surface of theparticle to the surface of the unreacted core.

    Thus, the unreacted core shrinks as thereaction proceeds, but the overall particle sizebasically remains constant.

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    Unreacted shrinking core model

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    Chemical reaction by which the converted

    solid material is consumed, also causes the

    reduction of the particle size.

    In this case, both the unreacted core and the

    particle itself shrink with different speeds, so

    that two moving surfaces, reaction fronts,

    must be taken into account in the reactionmodel.