The reaction of H2O, H2O2, and NH3with an excess of F‐atoms was investigated in an isothermal flow system. The following rate constants were obtained{article}{empty}{document}$ {array}{*{20}c} {k1({ F} + { H}_2 { O}) = (2.5 ± 0.6) · 10¹³ { exp}({ - {{(400 ± 70){ K}}}{T}} ){{{ cm}^3 }}{{{ mol s}}}243 < T < 369{ K}} \\ {k_3 ({ F} + { H}_2 { O}_2) = (3 ± 1) · 10¹³ {{{ cm}^3 }}{{{ mol s}}}} \\ {k_5 ({ F} + { NH}_3) = (1.5 ± 0.8) · 10¹⁴ { exp}({ - {{(650 ± 150){ K}}}{T}} ){{{ cm}^3 }}{{{ mol s}}}250 < T < 250{ K}.} \\ {array} ${document} A computer simulation of the measured concentration profiles of intermediates and final products allowed the determination of the rate constants of the consecutive reactions.
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