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Examines acetic acid's effects on exothermic reactions in a chemical solution, suggesting critical implications for thermal stability.
The effect of acetic acid on the thermal stability of a nitric acid solution of acetohydroxamic acid with hydrazine nitrate was studied. Acetic acid intensifies the exothermic reaction occurring in the solution, thereby increasing the start temperature of the exothermic reaction. The dependence of the exothermic reaction parameters on the preliminary exposure time of the solution was established. The kinetic parameters of the reaction were determined.
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