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Succinic Acid Butane diacid Butanedioic acid

Succinic Acid Butane diacid Butanedioic acid

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  • CAS No.: 110-15-6

  • Other Names: Succinic acid

  • MF: C4H6O4

  • EINECS No.: 203-740-4

  • FEMA No.: N/A

  • Fusing point:: 181℃Type: Thickeners,

  • Other

  • Boiling point: 235℃Relative density: 1.57


Packaging Details:Succinic acid is packed in 25kgs per bag or required by customer
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Succinic acid
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Basic Information:

Product Name:

Succinic Acid

Synonyms:

Butane diacid;

Butanedioic acid;

amber acid;

CAS RN.:

110-15-6

EINECS:

203-740-4

Molecular Weight:

118.08924

Molecular Formula:

C4H6O4

Melting Point(°C):

185-190°C

Boiling Point(°C):

236.1°C at 760 mmHg

Flash Point(°C):

110.9°C

Water Solubility:

80 g/L (20°C)

Use: as alanytical reagent; in electroplating; in manufacturing drug, dye, fragrance, plastic, resin, etc.

 

1.Butanedioic acid  is used in Flavors&Essences for food and beverage.

2. Succinic Acid also used in Producing five heterocyclic compounds, Intermediate for dyes, perfumes, lacquers, photographic chemicals, alkyd resins, plasticizer, Metal treatment chemical, vehicle water cooling systems and coatings.

3.It is also used for pharmaceutical industry.



Packaging & Storage:. is packed in 25kgs per bag or required by customer ,Store in a cool dry place.


Q: Does the catalyst participate in chemical reactions?
The catalyst only acts as a catalyst in the chemical reaction and does not participate in the chemical reaction
Q: Pls help me define a catalyst.?
In chemistry and biology, catalysis is the acceleration (increase in rate) of a chemical reaction by means of a substance, called a catalyst, that is itself not consumed by the overall reaction. The word is derived from the Greek noun κατ?λυσι?, related to the verb καταλ?ειν, meaning to annul or to untie or to pick up. A catalyst provides an alternative route of reaction where the activation energy is lower than the original chemical reaction. Catalysts participate in reactions but are neither reactants nor products of the reaction they catalyze. An exception is the process of autocatalysis where the product of a reaction helps to accelerate the same reaction. They work by providing an alternative pathway for the reaction to occur, thus reducing the activation energy and increasing the reaction rate. More generally, one may at times call anything that accelerates a reaction, without itself being consumed or changed, a catalyst (for example, a catalyst for political change). A good example of a catalyst is in the disproportionation of hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide reacts to give water and oxygen gas by itself: 2 H2O2 → 2 H2O + O2 Usually, this reaction is slow. On the addition of manganese dioxide to a dilute solution of hydrogen peroxide, an effervescence is observed, and much oxygen, detectable by a glowing splint, is evolved. The manganese dioxide may be recovered, and re-used indefinitely, thus it is a catalyst — it is not consumed by the reaction. A promoter is an accelerator of catalysis, but not a catalyst by itself. An inhibitor inhibits the working of a catalyst.
Q: In the chemical reaction, why can the catalyst speed up the reaction rate
Platinum and rhodium catalyzes the conversion of carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides to carbon dioxide and nitrogen, which are used in the conversion of automobile exhaust gases, and in most cars.
Q: How does the chemical equation calculate the quality of the catalyst?
Catalyst, the quality of the reaction before and after the same, the same chemical properties.
Q: Junior high school chemistry - chemical reaction before and after the quality and chemical properties of the material must be the catalyst?
It is not always possible that the equivalent reaction, i.e. one or more of the reactants, is the same as the relative atomic mass of one or more of the products and the coefficients in the chemical equation are the same
Q: The future direction of employment how, in what kind of units to do what work, how the closure rate? The
Generally in the chemical plant to do engineering design engineers, the past few years, science and engineering graduates generally do not worry about work.
Q: In chemistry what is a catalyst and an example?
A catalyst is a liquid or a gas you can add to a substance to make it react quicker and/or upon itself or another chemical. A catalyst can be one chemical you add to another that causes a significant reaction or they could be variables in an experiment (like temperature) can be a catalyst. It could also be a liquid/gas that you add to a substance to neutralize it or make it safe to clean/touch/handle. For instance if you spill chemicals in a biology lab, you have to add a catalyst (generally water or clarifying soap) to make it safe to clean up. Hope I could help.
Q: What is the catalyst for industrial aluminum electrolysis?
2AlCl3 (melt) = power = 3cl2 + 2al by-product is chlorine
Q: Hydrogen and nitrogen in the high temperature and pressure and catalyst conditions for the synthesis of ammonia chemical equation
3H2 + N2 catalyst iron ---> 2NH3 conditions high temperature and high pressure
Q: What chemical reactions can water do the catalyst?
So far heard, but can and Na and other metal reaction

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