Abstract
By calculating absolute values for the intercepts of the rate equation that describes the deamination of aminocyclohexane on aluminium oxide, the components of a weighted mean rate constant can be found. From these the conversion of the reactant amine to product(s) can be computed, and this is in good agreement with the conversion determined directly by separate experiments. This is an indication of the internal consistency of the theoretical rate equation, derived on the basis of a particular reaction model with many kinds of active sites. The conversions are much less than 100%, showing that a considerable fraction of the reactant is adsorbed on sites which transform it to irreversibly adsorbed products. The conversion to gaseous cyclohexene increases with increasing flow-rate of the carrier gas. Finally, it was found that the effective duration of the stops is very different from the real duration.
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