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IPPD 4010NA
Chemical Name:N-isopropyl-N'-phenyl-p-phenylenediamine
Molecular Formula：C15H18N2
Molecular Weight:226.32
CAS NO.：101-72-4
Executive standard:GB/T8828-2003
Specification:
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Soften Point, ℃≥ | 70.0 |
Loss on drying,% ≤ | 0.30 |
Ash,% ≤ | 0.20 |
Assay(GC),% ≥ | 95.0 |
Properties: Dark brown to purple brown granules. density of 1.14 soluble oils, benzene, ethyl acetate, carbon disulfide and ethanol, gasoline South soluble, not water soluble. Provides powerful and antioxidant properties with excellent high temperature and flex resistance to rubber compounds.
Applications: include the use in pneumatic, an antioxidant for natural rubber and many kinds of synthetic rubber, especially for the prevention of thermal deterioration on NBR. These goods can be used in heated vessels and the Torrid Zone.
Packing :Packed in 20kg or 25kg per bags.
Properties: The product should be stored in the dry and cooling place with good ventilation. The product should be avoid hot sunshine.
- Q:Is it possible for the different chemical reactions to have the same catalyst?
- Right, think about the catalysis of biological enzymes
- Q:What is the chemical vinyl chloride and benzene plus catalyst?
- Looks like no ethyl benzene, it is vinyl benzene
- Q:What kind of chemical substances can seriously damage the ozone layer, as a catalyst or reactants can be?
- Hundreds of years ago the news once the industrial production and emissions of ozone generated less way, the ozone layer will still be thin.
- Q:What is the difference between an enzyme catalyst in a living body and a catalyst in chemistry?
- enzyme susceptibility inactivation Chemical catalyst under certain conditions, due to poisoning and loss of catalytic capacity; and enzyme than the chemical catalyst is more fragile, more volatile activity. Any factor that makes the protein degenerate (to strengthen the acid, alkali, high temperature, etc.), can make the enzyme completely lost activity.
- Q:Can a catalyst decrease the rate of a chemical reaction? Please give an example if yes.
- no, by defintion the catalyst speeds up the reaction.
- Q:What is catalyst in Science?
- A catalyst is a substance that increases the rate of a reaction by decreasing the activation energy (energy required to start the reaction). It does so by creating a new reaction mechanism (the way the reaction happens on a molecular level) that happens more easily and with less energy. For example, a catalyst could attract both reactants, thus bringing them directly together and facilitating the reaction.
- Q:My chemistry teacher wont tell me because it's in the higher course. And i'm not waiting a whole year to find out. And also, google is being a gimp about it. So thanks a lot if you know, I only have basic chemistry knowledge btw, lumen'ss terms if you can.
- Catalysts facilitate the reaction. They might work in several ways. Here is an example: Catalysts generally react with one or more reactants to form intermediates that subsequently give the final reaction product, in the process regenerating the catalyst. The following is a typical reaction scheme, where C represents the catalyst, X and Y are reactants, and Z is the product of the reaction of X and Y: X + C → XC (1) Y + XC → XYC (2) XYC → CZ (3) CZ → C + Z (4) Although the catalyst is consumed by reaction 1, it is subsequently produced by reaction 4, so for the overall reaction: X + Y → Z They might also just increase the surface area, thus speeding up the reaction. Example: Coke looses its fizz over time if left with the cork unscrewed. This is because the HCO3 is released as CO2. If you drop a menthos into the coke, it explodes with CO2, because the methos is full of tiny dents in the surface (thus giving it a massive surface area). (i blatantly copied the first example from the wiki)
- Q:Chemical Glossary: Catalyst
- The catalyst is a substance that can change the rate of the reaction without changing the standard of the reaction Gibbs free, according to the definition of the International Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) in 1981, Enthalpy change. This effect is called catalysis. The reaction involving the catalyst is a catalytic reaction.
- Q:The size of △ H in the thermochemical reaction equation is related to the use and unused catalyst
- There is no relationship between the catalyst can only change the reaction rate
- Q:Briefly define a homogenous catalyst? Help please!?
- Define Homogenous
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