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Carbon Black N330 Granluar

Carbon Black N330 Granluar

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Carbon Black N330 (Granule)

Product Description:

carbon black N330:
1.Usage Rubber Auxiliary Agents;
2.Product Status:Black powder or granular;
3.Standard: ISO 9001:2000

Suggest for Use:


(1) Uses for the tire tread, cord rubber, tires and various rubber industrial products inside.
(2) Usage, and the FDA is a kind of reinforcement for good performance of carbon black, can give a good strong rubber elongation, tear resistance, abrasion resistance and flexibility. So that the FDA's passenger tire rolling loss (hysteresis loss) only in the N300 series carbon black is greater than N351, than the other varieties are small, dispersed in the rubber compound and pressure out of the performance is also good for all kinds of synthetic rubber and natural rubber.

TDS of the Carbon Black N330

Product Varieties

N330

Pouring density(kg/m3)

340~420

Iodine absorption Value(g/kg)

77~87

300%modulus(Mpa)

-1.9~0.1

DBP absorption Value (10-5m2/kg)

97~107

Ash content

≤0.7%

24Mn DBP(10-5m2/kg)

83~93

45um sieve residue

≤0.05%

CTAB surface area(103m2/kg)

76~88

500um sieve residue

≤0.001%

STSA/(103m2/kg)

70~80

Impurity

NO

Nsa surface area(103m2/kg)

73~83

Fine content

≤10%

Tint strength(%)

99~109

Tensile strength(Mpa )

≥-5.0

Heatloss(%)

2.5

Elongation at failure

≥-20%

Safety:

As a matter of good industrial hygiene, gloves and safety glasses with side shields or better eye protection should be worn when handing Carbon Black ,For more information, refer to the MSDS.




Q:Chemical reaction plus catalyst on the △ H no effect
Since the addition of the catalyst only accelerates the reaction process and does not have an effect on the reaction product and the reactants
Q:Cl + O3 ---> ClO + O2O + ClO ---> Cl + O2= O + O3 ----> 2O2What is the catalyst? The intermediate?How do you know which is which? If the rate law is rate=k [O3] [Cl]determine:a) the overall order.b) unit for k.c) the rate determining step, justify your answer.
Cl is the catalyst. ClO the intermediate. The catalyst is the component which does not change in overall reaction. He forms some intermediate component(s) with the reactants. In the later reaction steps the intermediate(s) react forming the catalyst in its original state. (a) The overall order is the sum of the orders with respect to the components: n = 1 +1 = 2 (b) the unit of the rate of reaction is r [=] mol/ (Ls) (more general mol per unit time and volume) compare dimensions mol / (Ls) [=] k · mo/L · mol/L =k [=] L/(s mol) (more general unit volume per unit time and mole) (c) First reaction For elementary reaction steps the order of the reaction rate with respect to a reactant is equal to stoichiometric coefficient. Hence the rate of first reaction is: r? = k?·[Cl]·[O?] Overall rate is given by the rate determining step, while other reaction steps are in equilibrium: r = r? = k?·[Cl]·[O?] If second reaction is the rate determine step r? = k?·[O]·[ClO] while reaction 1 is at equilibrium K? = ( [ClO]·[O?] ) / ( [Cl]·[O?] ) =[ClO] = K?·( [Cl]·[O?] ) / [O?] the overall rate would be: r = r? = k?·[O]·[ClO] = K?·k?·[O]·[Cl]·[O?] / [O?] = k·[O]·[Cl]·[O?] / [O?] That doesn't match the observed rate law
Q:Always speeds the reation ratedoes not affect the reation rateundergoes a chemical changedoes not become part of the chemical changealways slows the reation rate
the BEST ans is does not become part of the chemical change!!!!! *Defination of catalyst:catalyst is a chemical substance that will CHANGES the rate of reaction.it does not undergoes any chemical changes catalyst affect the reation rate!!! catalyst can divide into positive and negative catalyst so it can changes(either SPEEDS or SLOWS) the reaction rate
Q:Name one case in which catalyst poisoning is useful?
Usually, catalyst poisoning is undesirable as it leads to a loss of usefulness of expensive noble metals or their complexes. However, poisoning of catalysts can be used to improve selectivities of reactions. In the classical Rosenmund reduction of acyl chlorides to aldehydes, the palladium catalyst (over barium sulfate or calcium carbonate) is poisoned by the addition of sulfur or quinoline. This system reduces triple bonds faster than double bonds allowing for an especially selective reduction. Lindlar's catalyst is another example — palladium poisoned with lead salts. As described by its inventor,[1][2] the catalyst is prepared by reduction of palladium chloride in a slurry of calcium carbonate followed by adding lead acetate. By this approach, one obtains a catalyst with a large surface area. Further deactivation of the catalyst with quinoline enhances its selectivity, preventing formation of alkanes. An example of alkyne reduction is the reduction of phenylacetylene to styrene.[1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindlar%27s...
Q:Can chemical reaction limits be changed by catalyst or other methods?
Do not know what you say is the limit of the concept of reaction. The general catalyst can change the rate of the reaction, most of which is used to speed up the reaction rate, that is, it will be difficult to react or normally does not respond to the material to provide a reaction of the bridge, so that the material through the catalyst to establish a connection to achieve the reaction the goal of.
Q:what is a catalyst?
A catalyst helps make a reaction go forward faster or slower but a catalyst is not consumed by the reaction itself. The catalyst may participate in multiple chemical transformations. Catalysts that speed the reaction are called positive catalysts. Catalysts that slow down the reaction are called negative catalysts or inhibitors. Substances that increase the activity of catalysts are called promoters and substances that deactivate catalysts are called catalytic poisons. For instance, in the reduction of ethyne to ethene, the catalyst is palladium (Pd) partly poisoned with lead(II) acetate (Pb(CH3COO)2). Without the deactivation of the catalyst, the ethene produced will be further reduced to ethane
Q:What are the examples of chemical catalysts used in life?
Clothing. "New synthetic fiber made of clothing, soft and comfortable and cheap and durable. Cloth from natural fibers to man-made fibers, and then to the development of synthetic fibers, dyes from the original natural dyes to the current synthetic dyes, reactive dyes , All reflect the contribution of chemistry to the development of clothing, chemical clothing from the initial cover utility, into today's beautiful, convenient, with a special function of the utility, it greatly enriched the style of clothing, material, use
Q:give an example of how a catalysts speeds up the rate of reaction?? thank you!!?
When making margarine, nickel is used to speed up the process.
Q:The quality and nature of the catalyst before and after the chemical reaction did not change this sentence wrong? Why did the "middle school student study" say it was wrong?
The quality and nature of the catalyst are not changed before and after the chemical reaction ... 7604
Q:Does anybody have any tips or references I can go to for this? I'm writing a novel and the main character wants to be a catalyst; the story isn't about him and his journey, so much as the effects on everyone around him that come about simply because of him being there and being who he is. How would I go about doing this, and doing it well?
Ways to be a catalyst: By his behaviour: - He is a good listener. People use him as a sounding board and make important decisions as a result. - He is indiscreet and inadvertently reveals people's secrets and back-sniping comments. - He is a ****-stirring gossip. - He is a home-wrecking Lothario. - He is wise and gives good advice. - He is a hooligan who ruins businesses with vandalism, costs people their jobs and ruins relationships by beating people up. - He is a manipulative, blackmailing bastard who tries to turn every woman into a prostitute and con every man out of his money. - He is a charlatan who preaches nonsense about religion, health and business investments. By effortlessly influencing other people's behaviour: - He is famous and people try to impress him wherever he goes. - He has cancer or a disabling war wound. People admire and pity him and are shocked by his PTs mood wings. - He is gay, Muslim or a suspected paedophile and people want to persecute or cure him. - He is destitute. People argue amongst themselves over whether it's because he's lazy, has bad karma or there but for the grace of God go I. - He really looks like Jesus, Buddha or Santa and the sight of him makes people contemplate their Humanist values, coming to various conclusions. Perhaps you can write about his reputation; how he earned it, how it precedes him and provokes prejudices that he sometimes confirms or disproves. Use a detached, omniscient God-narrator. (Pretend Morgan Freeman's reading the audiobook.) Alternatively perhaps he is not a catalyst but a neurotic voyeur, fascinated by the minutiae of other people's lives so that the mundane appears tumultuous. He is not influencing people but your account of the changes in people's lives are centred on his observation of them.

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