Abstract
Abstract 1) The end effect of filament upon the reaction probability was eliminated by means of the two-filament method. Its principle and procedure were described. 2) Reaction probabilities were determined at temperatures from 1430 to 1940°K and pressures of water vapor from 12×10−5 to 125×105 mmHg. 3) The reaction probability increased remarkably with the increase of temperature, but the rate of increase became smaller in the vicinity of 1700°K. 4) The order of reaction with respect to water vapor was found to lie between 0.60 and 0.86.
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