1% - 3% DTBP — a Standard Sample
INTRODUCTION
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Data from 5% - 20% DTBP in toluene is presented in TAN 10 and TAN 11.
DTBP in toluene is a good example to indicate the sensitivity and performance of the RSD. The Heat of Reaction of DTBP is approximately 175 kJ/mole or 1200J/g. Therefore 6 g of a 1% solution would decompose to give approximately 72 Joules and this figure would be doubled for a 2% solution etc.
In comparison with an Accelerating Rate Calorimeter the RSD operates rather differently. The sample temperature is measured within the sample and the RSD ramps in temperature—a feature that would cause the heat to be released in a more condensed time period. The RSD, however, does not simulate an adiabatic worst case scenario.
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Reference:
Technical Application Note 12, Thermal Hazard Technology, UK
