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Anticorrosive additives

The incentive to eliminate environmentally undesirable materials, such as chromates, has led to the consideration of organic inhibitor compounds as anticorrosion additives. [Pg.234]

Vigorous development of the chemistry of nitro compounds can be explained in terms of the practical and theoretical significance of these compounds. It can be said with assurance that the chemistry of nitro compounds has transformed into an independent area of organic chemistry. Many nitro compounds are used as explosives, ignition mixtures, and rocket fuels. Nitro aromatics serve as initial compounds for numerous dyers and pharmaceutical preparations. Nitro group-containing substances are constituents of many medicines. There are known nitro-containing pesticides and anticorrosion additives, technical solvents, etc. [Pg.452]

About one third of the heat produced by an engine is lost through the exhaust, another third to produce propulsion, and the last third is removed by the coolant. Water has the highest heat capacity, so less needs to be used. However, it freezes easily and corrodes engines quickly. Early antifreezes were salt brines. They reduced the freezing problem, but enhanced the corrosion problem. Methanol and ethanol then were used, but they boiled away too easily and were quite flammable. In 1927, Prestone was introduced, which was ethylene glycol (HO-CHjCHj.OH) mixed with anticorrosion additives. [Pg.614]

Inhibitor. [Zschimmer Schwarz] Fatty acid alkanolamide anticorrosion additive for metal cleaning and metal working lubricant in drilling and cutting oils. [Pg.183]

Priosorine. [Unicbema] Isostearic acid or isostearyl alcohol emulsifier fw es-ters/so textile softener, antistat anticorrosion additive fw skin care emulsions, sunscreen prods. [Pg.296]

The disadvantage of this strategy lies in the high steam usage near the maximum operating temperature and the loss of condensate from the boiler, which frequently contains expensive anticorrosive additives. Water consumption is also high. The temperature range may be insufficient for multi-function use. [Pg.216]

This shows both that LCs migrate towards the interface and that they play the role they are expected to. However, no experimental studies of the interface have yet been made. Oils for watches do not use any anticorrosion additives, while automotive oils do (i.e. Bariumsulfonate or zinc thiophosphates). The combination of a protective agent which will displace the atmospheric layer and align the LC additive should prove profitable. [Pg.42]

Rubber-free inhibited sealants based on plasticized thermoplastics have been developed for oil and gas pipelines. A non-drying plastic material [10] in the form of a gel is based on PE and a tar of mineral and vegetable oils, which is used as a plasticizing and anticorrosion additive. PE gels are filled with fibers and powder particles to improve the strength of sealing layers [11]. For PE-compatible Cl a synergetic mixture of potassium and... [Pg.340]

E. Armelin, R. Oliver, F. Liesa, J.I. Iribarren, F. Estrany, and C. Aleman, Marine paint formulations conducting polymers as anticorrosive additives. Prog. Org. Coatings, 59,46-52 (2007). [Pg.675]

F. Liesa, C. Ocampo, C. Aleman, E. Armelin, R. Oliver, and F. Estrany, Application of electrochemically produced and oxidized Poly(3,4ethylenedioxythiophene) as anticorrosive additive for paints influence of the doping Level, J. Appl Polym. Set, 102, 1592-1599 (2006). [Pg.679]

Armehn, E., Pla, R., liesa, F Ramis, X., Iribarren, J.I., and Aleman, C. (2008) Corrosion protection with polyaniline and polypyrrole as anticorrosive additives for epoxy paint Corros. Sci., 50, 721-728. [Pg.293]

Generally, anticorrosive additives, such as benzotriazole derivates are used in inks for inkjet recording, in order to prevent corrosion of a metal material in contact with the ink in an ink passage of an inlqet head. It has been found that, even when an ink for inlqet recording comprises the free copper ion, the use of cyclohexylammonium carbamate as an anticorrosive in the ink may prevent the formation... [Pg.169]

Of technological and environmental relevance are studies on the speciation of Cu(II) and Cu(I) by organic anticorrosion additives in the coolant water of power stations[71,72]. [Pg.136]

Uniform surface corrosion, i.e. corrosion at a nearly uniform corrosion rate over the entire surface, is usually less problematic from an operational point of view. This factor can be taken into account in the structural element design in the form of an anticorrosive additive and can be controlled in many structural elements by means of regular wall thickness measurements, e.g. by ultrasonic means. Much more difficult problems result from local corrosion types such as pitting corrosion and stress corrosion cracking (SCC). The corrosion types are difficult to control and can rapidly lead to failure of structural elements after only a low level of mass loss. Damage from such corrosion types are rarely predictable and not only cause considerable losses in economic terms but also entail risks to safety and environmental protection. This applies in particular to system elements that must function under pressure. [Pg.166]

Cosmetics, sunscreens, ultraviolet filters Refractory brominated organic compounds Complexing agents and anticorrosive additives Widely manufactured cyclic ether Organosilicon compounds with many uses Commonly released in the processing of oil sands... [Pg.102]

Zinc and zinc compounds have generally been considered safe. Zinc additives in coatings have replaced many of the chromium and lead additives (both of which are toxic) that were previously used. Today, however, even zinc additives in coatings are being studied for environmental hazards. In Europe, all substances that contain zinc compounds must be labeled as potential polluters of environmental water. More environmentally safe oiganic compounds have been developed to replace the metallic anticorrosion additives, but these compounds are more expensive to produce. Opportunities abound for chemists to develop needed products that are both environmentally safe and economically viable. [Pg.1091]

Uses Detergent, foaming agent, base, anticorrosion additive for rug shampoos, miid dishwash, househoid cieaners, personai care prods. stabie in hard water Properties Water-wh. to paie yei. iiq. 30% act. [Pg.1815]


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