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Advanced Fitting Method for the Kinetic Analysis of Thermogravimetric Data
Ivan Bondarchuk1, Sergey Bondarchuk1,2, Alexander Vorozhtsov1
1Laboratory for High Energy and Special Materials National Research, Tomsk State University, Lenin Avenue, 36, 634050 Tomsk, Russia.
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The article considered the solution of the inverse problem of chemical kinetics of the analysis of experimental data of a thermogravimetric experiment at a constant sample heating rate. The fitting method for identifying the parameters of a kinetic triplet using the integral method for a model of a solid-state reaction based on the modified Arrhenius equation is described. The effectiveness of the proposed approach was confirmed by solving test cases for low, medium, and high rates of material conversion. Unlike other methods, setting the parameters of the reaction mechanism is not required, as they are determined by the solution. Solutions for real data of TGA studies with high and low sample heating rates were compared with the results obtained by other authors and experimental data. A description of the full cycle of calculations used to identify kinetic parameters from thermogravimetric experimental data is given, from the derivation of calculated relationships to the implementation of a short (three to five formulas) program code for MS Excel spreadsheets. The presented code is easy to verify and reproduce and can be modified to solve various problems.
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