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Anhydrous chemical composition

From the available literature it appears that the Si, A1 and P ordering in the two groups of microporous silicoaluminophosphates should be different. The anhydrous chemical composition of SAPO-n corresponds to (1) ... [Pg.305]

As an excellent barrier resin, PTEE is widely used in the chemical industry. However, it is a poor barrier for fluorocarbon oils because similarity in the chemical composition of a barrier and a permeant increases permeation. Most Hquids and gases (other than fluorocarbons) do not permeate highly crystalline PTFE. Permeabilities at 30deg C (in mol/(m-s-Pa) X 10 ) are as follows CO2, 0.93 N2, 0.18 He, 2.47 anhydrous HCl, <0.01 (89). [Pg.352]

Table 5.62 lists the chemical compositions of natural feldspars, taken from Deer et al. (1983). Feldspar chemistry is solved on a 32-oxygen anhydrous basis, corresponding to four formula units. The X cation summation is quite close to the stoichiometric value (4) the Z cations are also close to the theoretical value (16). [Pg.347]

The particular wood species we chose for this study is aspen (Populus tremuloides), which is plentiful in Canada and in the northern U.S.A. The chemical composition we found to be glucan 53.4%, xylan 14.9%, total carbohydrate 79.0%, lignin 17.1% and extractives 3.8%. We would expect total fermentable sugars of about 56% in this sample of aspen in anhydro form (Timell has reported about 60% in another sample (15)) which upon hydrolysis would yield about 1,250 lb wood sugars per ton of wood (dry basis), from the stoichiometry. Theoretical conversion of this sugar to ethanol would yield 640 lb or 81.1 gallons of anhydrous... [Pg.184]

Many asteroids are dry, as evidenced by meteorites in which water is virtually absent. These samples include many classes of chondrites, as well as melted chunks of the crusts, mantles, and cores of differentiated objects. Anhydrous bodies were important building blocks of the rocky terrestrial planets, and their chemical compositions reveal details of processes that occurred within our own planet on a larger scale. The distributions of these asteroids within the solar system also provide insights into their formation and evolution. [Pg.382]

The average chemical compositions of Cl and CM chondrites are given in Table 12.2. We will illustrate some compositional differences among different groups using diagrams analogous to those used to describe the anhydrous chondrites in Chapter 11. [Pg.436]

Much research was necessary in order to establish the chemical composition of cuprous acetylide. Blochmann [103] and Scheiber and Reckleben [104] showed that the freshly precipitated and dried product has the approximate composition Cu2C2 H20. According to Keiser [105] drying this salt over sulphuric acid or calcium chloride (Scheiber and Reckleben [104]) gives an anhydrous product. [Pg.228]

Lanolin and lanolin alcohols are excellent emulsifiers, giving oil-in-water emulsions, and can be combined with additional emulsifiers such as cetearyl alcohol to improve stability.8 The ability of anhydrous lanolin and especially lanolin alcohols to form stable emulsions with up to 300% (w/w) of water distinguishes lanolin from petrolatum in its physical properties.1 The chemical compositions of lanolin and petrolatum are also very different, as petrolatum is composed completely of hydrocarbons.16 Lanolin alcohols and petrolatum can be combined to form cholesterized petrolatum, which also has the capacity to form emulsions. For example, a mixture of 65% (w/w) lanolin, 20% (w/w) water, and 15% (w/w) petrolatum can incorporate an equivalent weight of water without changing its consistency.15,52... [Pg.314]

The chemical composition of a compound containing essential water is dependent on temperature and relative humidity. For example, anhydrous barium chloride tends to take up atmospheric moisture to give one of two stable hydrates, depending on temperature and relative humidity. The equilibria involved ai e... [Pg.1037]

A direct precipitation technique for the preparation of the RE orthophosphates has been described by Hikichi et al. (1978) in which a 0.05 mol/1 solution of the rare-earth trichloride was added to a dilute, stirred H3(P04) solution. The mixed solutions were then maintained at 20, 50, and 90°C for 1 to 900 days and were titrated to maintain a constant pH by adding H3(P04) or other phosphates. Both the hydrated low-temperature hexagonal forms of the rare-earth phosphates (as discussed in the previous section on Chemical composition) and the anhydrous RE orthophosphates were produced by Hikichi et al. (1978). [Pg.99]

Finally, the presented practical guidelines are illustrated by two typical applications of quantitative phases analysis in the study of cements (1) analysis of a CEM I 52.5 N anhydrous cement and (2) analysis of the same cement hydrated for 3 days. The chemical composition of the cement is given in Table 4.4, together with the calculation of the cement s MAC. The latter is calculated in a straightforward manner using a linear combination of the element or oxide weight fraction X, and the respective oxide or element MAC p, as in... [Pg.138]

Anhydrous Mgl2 is used in a process for producing organometaUic and organobimetaUic compositions, which are important in the preparation of pharmaceutical and special chemicals. An organic haUde, an alkaU metal, and magnesium haUde react in a Hquid hydrocarbon solvent (66). [Pg.351]

This has the following composition Metol, 2 g sodium sulphite (anhydrous) 75 g hydroquinone, 8 g sodium carbonate (anhydrous), 37.5 g potassium bromide, 2 g water to make 1 L. Dissolve chemicals in order given. [Pg.771]

A zeolite catalyst operated at 1 atm and 325-500 K is so active that the reaction approaches equilibrium. Suppose that stack gas having the equilibrium composition calculated in Example 7.17 is cooled to 500 K. Ignore any reactions involving CO and CO2. Assume the power plant burns methane to produce electric power with an overall efficiency of 70%. How much ammonia is required per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in order to reduce NO , emissions by a factor of 10, and how much will the purchased ammonia add to the cost of electricity. Obtain the cost of tank car quantities of anhydrous ammonia from the Chemical Market Reporter or from the web. [Pg.254]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.305 , Pg.306 ]




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