Hi everyone, what is the application of this reaction?N2O+CO. Is it occur in a combustion chamber of rockets?
Thanks for your help
If this isi your interest, there is a large literature on this catalysis area, such as in the Journal of Catalysis discussing its role in the NO + CO reaction entitled Mechanistic Importance of Intermediate N2O + CO Reaction in Overall NO + CO Reaction System .: II. Further Analysis and Experimental Observations by B.K. Cho.
N2O is a well-established oxidizer that works with a wide range of hydrocarbons for a liquid-fueled rocket - as is discussed widely on the internet. CO would not be a good of choice as other fuels for this application since it is less energetic than, for example, non-oxygenated hydrocarbons.
@larry L.baxtourer thank you so much for yor deep and constructive answer
Agreed with Prof.Larry. L. Baxter, widely discussed on internet N2O as fuel in rocket engines and CO is not a better option.
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