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Sodium Hypochlorite
CAS NO: 7681-52-9
Chemical Formula: NaClO
Molecular Weight: 74.44
Appearance: Yellow transparent Liquid
Standard: HG/T2498-1993
Specification:
Available Chlorine: 8%-16%
NaOH: 1% Max
Transportation Info:
Class: 8 UN NO: 1791 PG:III
Application:
Disinfection for swimming pool, drinking water, cooling tower and sewage and waste water, food, and farming, hospital, school, station and household etc
Good bleaching and oxidation in paper and dye industry.
Normal Packing: 30kg drum, 1200kg IBC Tank
sodium hypochlorite 10%-15% for disinfectant Product details
CAS No.: 7681-52-9
Other Names: Sodium Hypochlorite
MF: NaOCl
EINECS No.: 231-668-3
Place of Origin: Tianjin China (Mainland)
Purity: 10%-13%
Classification: General Reagents
Brand Name: Xibeier Sodium Hypochlorite
Model Number: TX-SH01
Appearance: Yellowish solution
color: white
Application: For waste water treatment
Specification
NO | Test items | Model Specification | ||
Bb | ||||
I | II | III | ||
Indicators | ||||
1 | Chlorine ( Cl ) ≥ | 13.0 | 12.0 | 10.0 |
2 | Free Alkali ( NaOH ) | 0.1~1.0 | ||
3 | Iron ( Fe ) ≤ | 0.005 | ||
Appearance | Light yellow liquid | |||
- Q: What is the chemical vinyl chloride and benzene plus catalyst?
- Ethylbenzene plus hydrogen chloride
- 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
- Always speeds the reaction rate.
- Q: Does a catalyst work for both reactants and products?From my understanding, organic catalyst or enzyme does not necessarily work for the product of the reaction because of the shape of the activation site. However I cannot speak for inorganic ones.
- A catalyst works for either the reactants or the product in a given reaction. If it works for the reactants then the activation site on the enzyme, for example, will only fit on the reactants. If a catalyst is added to a reaction in which it catalyzes the back-reaction, or it aids the products, then the reaction will be reversed. i don't think a catalyst could work for both the reactants and products in one reaction because it wouldn't really be a catalyst anymore; it wouldn't make the rxn progress any faster since it would be canceling out itself by aiding both the reactants and the products. I think this is what you are asking, if not please post more details. I hope I didn't confuse you even more!
- Q: The "one-to-two change" of the catalyst is that the quality and chemical properties of the reactants are constant or the quality and chemical properties of the catalyst are constant?
- The morphology of the catalyst may change before and after the chemical reaction, but the quality and chemical properties of the chemical reaction do not change before and after the chemical reaction. It is noteworthy that this does not mean that the catalyst is not involved in chemical reactions. Some chemical catalysts are involved in chemical reactions, but in the form of intermediates, consume a certain amount of catalyst in a chemical reaction, but in the subsequent chemical reactions, the same quality of the catalyst will be produced. On the whole, the quality of the catalyst before and after the chemical reaction is not changed.
- Q: Could you tell me all the differences between those two catalysts? Thank you very much.
- Biological catalyst: 1. Biological catalysts or enzymes are high molecular weight globular proteins. 2.Their composition may change at the end of reaction. 3.Their catalyzing effect is very high. i.e faster than chemical catalyst. 4.They are reaction specific. i.e One enzyme or biological catalyst may catalyze only particular type of reaction and not many. 5.They are intolerant to temperature and pH changes. An enzyme can not function outside its temperature or pH range. e.g amylase,lipase,pepsin Chemical catalyst: 1.Chemical catalysts are simple inorganic molecules with low molecular weight. 2.They remain unchanged at the end of reaction. 3.They are slower compared to enzymes. 4.They are not reaction specific. 5.They function within wide range of temperatures,pH or pressure. e.g vanadium dioxide, platinum
- Q: What happens to a catalyst after a chemical reaction?
- If it is only a catalyst, then by definition it will still be there at the end.
- Q: Explain how a catalyst may increase the rate of chemical reaction?
- A catalyst lowers the activation energy of a reaction without affecting the reaction in any way.
- Q: The greater the chemical adsorption strength, the catalyst activity changes
- If the adsorbent is a reactant, then the better the adsorption capacity of the better catalytic effect; but the catalyst surface of the product will generally have adsorption, if this effect has become very strong, then desorption The process will become difficult, the catalytic effect will decline; the other one, if the adsorption of other substances, such as the reaction may produce a reaction or the catalyst will poison the material, it is greatly detrimental to the catalytic effect. The effect is to be controlled in a suitable optimum range for superior, and preferably to be selectively adsorbed.
- Q: Describe the role of a catalyst and a substrate in a chemical reaction.
- Describe Catalysts
- Q: Can you describe at least 4 ways a catalyst can lower the activation energy of a reaction?
- To see how a catalyst accelerates the reaction, we need to look at the potential energy diagram shown below which compares the non-catalytic and the catalytic reaction. For the non-catalytic reaction, the figure is simply the familiar way to visualize the Arrhenius equation: the reaction proceeds when A and B collide with succificient energy to overcome the activation barrier. The change in Gibbs free energy between reactants, A + B, and the product P is delta G. The catalytic reaction starts by bonding of the reactants A and B to the catalyst, in a spontaneous reaction. Hence, the formation of this complex is exothermic and the free energy is lowered. There then follows the reaction between A and B while they are bound to the catalyst. This step is associated with an activation energy; however, it is significantly lower than that for the uncatalyzed reaction. Finally, the product P seperates from the catalyst in an endothermic step. The energy diagram illustrates 4 ways the catalyst works : The catalyst offers an alternative path for the reaction that is energetically more favorable The activation energy of the catalytic reaction is significantly smaller than that of the uncatalyzed reaction; hence the rate of the catalytic reaction is much larger The overall change in free energy for the catalytic reaction equals that of the uncatalyzed reaction. Hence, the catalyst does not affect the equilibrium constant for the overall reaction. A catalyst cannot change the thermodynamics of a reaction but it can change the kinetics. The catalyst accelerates both the forward and the reverse reaction to the same extent. In other words, if a catalyst accelerates the formation of product P from A and B, it will do the same for the decomposition of P into A and B.
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