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  • Acetic Anhydride structure
    Organic Chemicals

    Acetic anhydride: Properties, Reactions, Production and Uses

    Acetic anhydride is an organic compound with the chemical formula (CH3CO)2O. It is a colorless liquid with a pungent odor and is commonly used as an acetylating agent and a dehydrating agent.

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  • Hydrochloric acid
    Inorganic Compounds

    Hydrochloric acid: Properties, Production and Uses

    Hydrochloric acid, known by its alternative name muriatic acid, is a solution of strong inorganic acid with the chemical formula HCl. It is a colorless liquid with a pungent odor that is very corrosive to skin, eyes and metals.

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  • Hydroxylamine structure
    Inorganic Compounds

    Hydroxylamine: Properties, Reactions, Production and Uses

    Hydroxylamine is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula NH2OH. It’s a white crystalline solid, but due to its hygroscopic nature, it is almost always found and used in aqueous solution.

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  • dyeing of wool and silk
    Chemical Processes

    Dyeing of Wool and Silk

    the art of dyeing wool and silk opens up a world of boundless possibilities. These natural fibers, renowned for their luxurious feel and versatility, are prime candidates for vibrant hues and enduring colorfastness.

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  • Structure of CMC
    Chemicals

    Cellulose Ethers: Production and applications

    Cellulose ethers are typically white to yellowish powders or granules that are safe to use and have the ability to dissolve in water. While there are cellulose ethers that do not readily dissolve in water, their sales are minimal compared to the water-soluble varieties.

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  • Chlorosulfuric acid
    Inorganic Compounds

    Chlorosulfuric acid: Properties, Reactions, Production and Uses

    Chlorosulfuric acid, also known as chlorosulfonic acid, is an colorless and mobile liquid with exceptional reactivity. It exhibits strong fuming properties when exposed to air and has found applications as a smoke-generating agent in military operations.

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  • Carbon disulfide
    Organic Chemicals

    Carbon disulfide: properties, reactions, production and uses

    Carbon disulfide is a colorless liquid with the formula CS2. It is a significant chemical compound widely employed in various industrial applications.

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  • Chemical product from Biomass
    Chemicals

    Chemical Products from Biomass

    Biomass chemicals encompass a class of chemicals derived from renewable and organic sources. The majority of biomass materials comprise plant-based products or byproducts, although animal-derived substances like fats or manures are also included.

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  • Bleaching agents
    Chemical Processes

    Applications of Bleaching Agents in the Industry

    The process of achieving a bleaching effect involves the removal of chromophores. This can be accomplished by adsorbing the colored compounds onto active surfaces such as active carbon or bleaching clays.

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  • Raschig process for the production of hydrazine
    Chemical Processes

    Production Methods of Hydrazine

    The majority of potential pathways to obtain hydrazine are limited due to the availability of raw materials and production costs. Nitrogen and ammonia stand out as the only viable starting materials for a more straightforward process.

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  • Hydrazine structure
    Inorganic Compounds

    Hydrazine: Properties, Reactions and Uses

    Hydrazine is an inorganic compound with the formula N2H4. It is a highly toxic colorless liquid with a strong ammonia-like odor.

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  • One-stage process
    Chemical Processes

    Production Process of Acetaldehyde

    Acetaldehyde is produced from the following raw materials: ethanol obtained through the fermentation of carbohydrates or the hydration of ethylene, acetylene, ethylene, lower hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and hydrogen and methanol.

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