Rapid destruction of sarin surrogates by gas phase reactions with focus on diisopropyl methylphosphonate(DIMP)
Rapid destruction of sarin surrogates by gas phase reactions with focus on diisopropyl methylphosphonate(DIMP)作者机构:New Jersey Institute of TechnologyNewarkNJ07102USA Tomsk State UniversityTomskRussia
出 版 物:《Defence Technology(防务技术)》 (Defence Technology)
年 卷 期:2021年第17卷第3期
页 面:703-714页
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学科分类:082601[工学-武器系统与运用工程] 08[工学] 0826[工学-兵器科学与技术]
基 金:supported by the US Defense Threat Reduction Agency Award HDTRA1-19-1-0023
主 题:Chemical weapon agent Agent defeat Thermal decomposition Incineration Prompt reactions
摘 要:Rapid destruction of stockpiles of sarin and other chemical weapon agents(CWA)requires understanding and quantitative description of the relevant chemical *** reactions at elevated temperatures are of particular interest for prompt agent defeat *** methylphosphonate(DIMP)is a sarin surrogate particularly well suited to model sarin thermal decomposition and is often used in *** article is a review of different experimental methods addressing decomposition of gasified DIMP,respective results and their *** early decomposition products are propene,methylphosphonic acid,methyl(oxo)phosphoniumolate,and *** computational work using available kinetic data for fluorine and the phosphorus-fluorine bond predicted the decomposition under incineration *** using an isothermal flow reactor operated at 700-800 K were used to model DIMP decomposition as unimolecular reaction with results that were consistent with the earlier theoretical *** in dynamic environments was studied using DIMP supported on rapidly heated *** results showed different decomposition products and product sequences forming at different heating rates,suggesting the need for revised reaction ***,species quantification in such experiments is difficult because of inherent large temperature *** produced in a corona discharge was also reported to lead to rapid DIMP decomposition at low *** products were distinct from those observed at high *** tube experiments may be well suited to study decomposition of organophosphorus compounds like DIMP following their rapid heating in diverse ***,presently,only sarin surrogates other than DIMP have been investigated,and no intermediate reaction products,important for developing a validated mechanism,could be detected.