A hybrid reaction system is one in which the pressure generated in a closed enclosure, in the presence of a runaway reaction, is linked simultaneously to a vapor pressure law and to the production of incondensable gases. In other words, according to Dalton's law, the total pressure P 0 in the enclosure in question is the sum of the vapor pressure Pv of the reaction mixture and the pressure of the incondensable gases accumulated in the enclosure's gas phase, Pg:
In a confined environment, the total pressure P0 generated by such a reaction system depends solely...
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