Kinetics of the Photodecomposition of Malonic Acid
N. Sahoo
Chemistry Department, Jawaharlal Nehru College, Pasighat - 791 103 Arunachal Pradesh, India.
Article Received on : December 15,1996
Article Accepted on :
The photodecomposition of malonic acid in the presence of sodium tungstate (used as sensitizer) under nitrogen laser irradiation shows that the decomposition is a function of the concentration of malonic acid (10-1-10-5M), the concentration of sodium tungstate (20mM-100mM) and temperatures (298k and 308k). The pH of the process follows the let order rate law. The energy of activations estimated show that the rate of malonate Ion decomposition is found to be much more higher than that of the malonic acid. The overall decomposition proceeds via two routes.
KEYWORDS:Photodecompositjon; malonic acid; nitrogen laser; energy of activation
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