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Systematic design of chemical oscillators. Part 16. Inorganic bromate oscillators. Bromate-manganous-reductant
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Systematic design of chemical oscillators. Part 16. Inorganic bromate oscillators. Bromate-manganous-reductant

Mohamed Alamgir, Miklos Orban and Irving R Epstein
Journal of physical chemistry (1952), Vol.87(19), pp.3725-3728
09/01/1983

Abstract

Inorganic Chemistry Oscillations
A family of systems containing bromate and manganous ions and an inorganic reductant such as hydrazine, sulfite, arsenite, stannous, or iodide ion exhibits sustained oscillations in a flow reactor. These systems show bistability as well. Model calculations predict limit cycle behavior if the bromide flow of the minimal brómate oscillator is replaced by a flow of a reductant which generates bromide from Br2 and/or HOBr sufficiently rapidly

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