Understanding of the chemical processes that govern formation and destruction of nitrogen
oxides (NO x) in combustion processes continues to be a challenge. Even though this area …

The cyanonitrene radical, NCN, has been shown in the last two decades to play a crucial
role in the formation of prompt-NO in combustion. This has stimulated a large number of …

In this paper a detailed sub-mechanism NOMecha2. 0 for NO x chemistry at high
temperature is validated on a large experimental database obtained in flames, a jet-stirred …

The nitric oxide (NO) formation in methane (CH 4) flames has been widely investigated, with
quite a few kinetic mechanisms available in the literature. However, studies have shown that …

An improved understanding of NO x formation at high pressures would be of considerable
utility to efforts to develop advanced combustion devices. A combination of theoretical and …

This paper presents an experimental and modelling study of NO formation in high pressure
premixed flames. Experiments were performed in a high-pressure counterflow burner in …

This paper addresses how NH 3 and NO absorption along the laser axis disrupts NO-LIF
measurements made around 225 nm in NH 3/O 2/N 2 premixed flames confined at low …

Despite its key role for the study and modeling of nitrogen chemistry and NO x formation in
combustion processes, HCN has only rarely been detected under high-temperature …

The overall rate constant of the reaction (2), NCN+ H, which plays a key role in prompt-NO
formation in flames, has been directly measured at temperatures 962 K< T< 2425 K behind …

The reaction of NCN with H atoms has been investigated by ab initio MO and RRKM theory
calculations. The mechanisms for formation of major products on the doublet and quartet …