Abstract
Using a mass spectrometry associated with molecular beam sampling (MBMS), the complele structure of a NH3 seeded, rich H2/O2/Ar flat flame (𝛗 = 1.91) has been determined. A recent simplified model for the ammonia oxidation has been tested and accounts for the experimental results. In the investigated temperature range (500-1200 ) current existing models do not predict well the experimental results and the discrepancies can be ascribed to the estimates of the rate coefficienls of the processes NH + O2,NH1 + HandNH + NO. This experimental work performed under rich conditions reinforces the validity of the simplified model already tested in lean and stoichiometric conditions