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January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Effect of oxygenated ferrocene derivatives on soot formation and nanoparticle emissions in n -heptane diffusion flames

Anoop C. V.Raja Mitra Thaseem Thajudeen Anirudha Ambekar

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Key Points

This research aims to investigate how oxygenated ferrocene derivatives affect soot formation and emissions in n-heptane diffusion flames.
Analyzed different oxygenated ferrocene derivatives as flame additives.
Measured soot formation and ultrafine particle emissions.
Assessed changes in flame temperature during combustion.
Oxygenated ferrocene derivatives significantly suppressed soot formation.
A marked reduction in ultrafine particle emissions was observed.
Flame temperature decreased with the addition of the derivatives.

Implication

Analysis reveals soot suppression and reduced emissions in n-heptane flames with additives, suggesting environmental benefits.

Abstract

The in-flame soot suppression, emission of ultrafine particles, and reduction in flame temperature are features common to all additives studied here.

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V. et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba434a4e9516ffd37a45ff https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ra09720g

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