I want to know in what ways the hydrogen halides forms in incineration if it contains halogen gases at high temperatures. I am confused about the reactions, i.e. H2 + x2 = 2HX or
if there are no hydrogen gas and steam is available, then H2O + X2 = 2HX + 1/2O. Please comment on the above reactions.
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Re: Hydrogen halides reactions
16 March 2007 at 1:29pmAt high temperature, hydrogen gas would have a tendency to react with chlorine gas to form HCl. It would not have a high conversion rate. The reaction of water with chlorine with water to HCl would not proceed in that direction. In fact, HCl and oxygen would have a tendency to react and proceed to chlorine and water.
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