Mathematical Modeling of Octadecylamine and 4-Dodecylmorpholine Degradation in Salt Lake Brine Under UV Light
1️⃣ Rate of Degradation and Kinetic Equations 📉
- The degradation follows first-order kinetics, meaning the rate depends on the concentration of the compound:
- Solving this gives the concentration at time :
- = initial concentration, = concentration at time , and = degradation rate constant.
2️⃣ Half-Life Calculation ⏳
- The time for the compound’s concentration to reduce by 50% is:
- A higher value indicates a faster degradation process.
3️⃣ UV Absorption and Quantum Yield 🌞🔢
- The efficiency of UV radiation in degrading the molecules is given by:
- Higher quantum yield () means faster and more efficient photodegradation.
4️⃣ Influence of Salt and Environmental Factors 🌊📊
- The degradation rate is modified by ionic strength, pH, and UV intensity:
- represents UV intensity, affecting how quickly bonds break.
- Regression analysis is used to determine the best kinetic model based on experimental data.
5️⃣ Graphical and Statistical Analysis 📈
- A first-order reaction shows a linear relationship when plotting vs. .
- A second-order reaction is linear when plotting vs. .
- Correlation coefficients (R²) help identify the most accurate kinetic model.
✅ Conclusion 🔬
- Mathematical models predict how quickly octadecylamine and 4-dodecylmorpholine degrade under UV light.
- Using differential equations, quantum yield, and regression analysis, we can estimate environmental impact and optimize degradation conditions.
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