1202.    GITTIG, M.  Exothermic Reaction Techniques.  Petrol. Processing, vol. 5, No. 10, 1950, pp. 1080-1082.

        Exothermic reaction techniques are classified and their application for heat-removal and control purposes in commercial chemical processes reviewed.  The use of fluidized solids reactors in the Fischer-Tropsch process has served to greatly reduce the total volume of cooling surface required.  Since a rocket motor is essentially an exothermic reactor, the application of the same principle in chemical-process reactor design is considered a possibility.  The injection of various fluids as temperature-control mediums in exothermic gas reactions has been patented.