THE ROLE OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EFFECT IN CATALYTIC ADDITION REACTION.[J]. Journal of Nuclear and Radiochemistry, 1984, 06(1): 32-32.
    Citation: THE ROLE OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EFFECT IN CATALYTIC ADDITION REACTION.[J]. Journal of Nuclear and Radiochemistry, 1984, 06(1): 32-32.

    THE ROLE OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EFFECT IN CATALYTIC ADDITION REACTION.

    • Hydrogen isotope effect is found in the catalytic addition reaction-synthesis of (4,5-3H)-exo-cis-3, 6-epoxyhexahydrophthalic anhydride and the isotope separation factor is related to the temperature by the equation lg α- 0.04 + 138/T. Theoretical values of specific activities of the 3H-1abelled compound calculated from the equation agree well with experimental values. The agreement proves that hydrogen isotope effect does exist on the palladium catalyst.
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