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    Product Layer Diffusion during the Reaction of Calcium Oxide with Carbon Dioxide by Mess, Derek, Sarofim, Adel F, Longwell, John P

    Published in Energy & fuels (20-09-1999)
    “…The carbonation rate of 15−20 μm, nonporous, calcium oxide crystals has been studied over a temperature range of 550−1100 °C and a CO2 pressure range of 1−11.7…”
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    Activation energy distribution in temperature-programmed desorption: modeling and application to the soot oxygen system by Du, Zhiyou, Sarofim, Adel F, Longwell, John P

    Published in Energy & fuels (01-05-1990)
    “…A desorption model has been developed to determine the activation energy distribution of the surface oxygen complex in TPD (temperature-programmed desorption)…”
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    Formation of Chlorinated Aromatics by Reactions of Cl•, Cl2, and HCl with Benzene in the Cool-Down Zone of a Combustor by Procaccini, Carlo, Bozzelli, Joseph W, Longwell, John P, Sarofim, Adel F, Smith, Kenneth A

    Published in Environmental science & technology (15-04-2003)
    “…Conversion of benzene to chlorobenzenes and monochlorophenols by reaction with chlorine radicals (Cl•) in the cool-down zone of a plug-flow combustor has been…”
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    Presence of Chlorine Radicals and Formation of Molecular Chlorine in the Post-Flame Region of Chlorocarbon Combustion by Procaccini, Carlo, Bozzelli, Joseph W, Longwell, John P, Smith, Kenneth A, Sarofim, Adel F

    Published in Environmental science & technology (01-11-2000)
    “…This study is concerned with the formation and persistence of atomic and molecular chlorine in the late stages of chlorocarbon combustion under fuel-lean…”
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    Effects of PAH isomerizations on mutagenicity of combustion products by Howard, Jack B., Longwell, John P., Marr, Joseph A., Pope, Christopher J., Busby, William F., Lafleur, Arthur L., Taghizadeh, Koli

    Published in Combustion and flame (01-05-1995)
    “…Most of the mutagenicity of mixtures of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) mixtures found in combustion exhaust gases is contributed by a relatively small…”
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    Bacterial Mutagenicity of Urban Organic Aerosol Sources in Comparison to Atmospheric Samples by Hannigan, Michael P, Cass, Glen R, Lafleur, Arthur L, Longwell, John P, Thilly, William G

    Published in Environmental science & technology (01-11-1994)
    “…In a study, the bacterial mutagenicity of a comprehensive set of urban particulate air pollution sources was compared to the mutagenicity of atmospheric…”
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    Modeling of Ignition and CO Oxidation in the Boundary Layer of a Single Char Particle by Goel, Shakti, Lee, Chun Hyuk, Longwell, John P, Sarofim, Adel F

    Published in Energy & fuels (19-09-1996)
    “…A model is developed for CO oxidation in the boundary layer of a single char particle. The model includes char oxidation and a 56 reaction gas phase kinetic…”
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    Forming benzene in flames by chemically activated isomerization by Westmoreland, Phillip R, Dean, Anthony M, Howard, Jack B, Longwell, John P

    Published in Journal of physical chemistry (1952) (01-12-1989)
    “…Benzene is not formed in flames by high-pressure-limit addition reactions, as had been implied previously, but by chemically activated addition and…”
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    Net rate analysis method for assessment and improvement of flame models by Shandross, Richard A., Longwell, John P., Howard, Jack B.

    Published in Combustion and flame (01-02-1998)
    “…A new method for evaluating kinetic flame models, called net rate analysis, was developed from existing mechanism screening techniques and a modified form of…”
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