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Butyl carbamide

Butyl carbamide 1138-9 Butyl carbinol (sec) 411 Butyl carbitol 2232... [Pg.30]

Urease carries out the hydrolysis of carbamide but not of butyl carbamide the C4H9 group cannot find room where H can. [Pg.100]

Carbutamide, Butyl carbamide, Clybutamide [339-43-5], antidiabetic, 35. Phosgene is used to prepare the symmetrical N,N -benzenesulfonyl urea 33 [32-34]. [Pg.526]

X-ray crystallography is by now one of the most important methods for the determination of carbanion structures. From the very large number of recently characterized carbanions only a few can be mentioned here. They include preparatively important species such as the first lithiated carbamide [29], the lithium and tetra- -butyl ammonium salts of a a-sulfonyl substituted carbanion [30], and a protoype of the synthetically very useful Lochmann bases. [31] On the other hand structural work - both by X-ray crystallography and by various modem NMR spectros-... [Pg.254]

The paper-like material consists of the following components (by weight) com starch 62%, poly(propylene-ethylene) 20%, polyethylene 7%, carbamide 1.8%, substituted bis(phenyl methylene) sorbitol (i.e., nucleating agent TM-3) 0.2%, epoxidized soybean oil 2.5%, polyester plasticizer 0.65%, antioxidant 2246 i.e., 2,2-methylene-bis(4-methyl-6-tert-butyl phenol) 0.5%, zinc stearate 0.7%, microciystalline wax 1.5%, calcium stearate 1.3%, talc 1.0%, and stearic acid 0.85%. ... [Pg.101]

Flotation results of Cu, Mo, and Fe ores using these two N-substituted thio-carbamides, butyl xanthate and thiambutosine, are shown in Figs. 1.2 and 1.3. [Pg.27]

Butanedioic acid, monoethyl ester 5069 ferf-Butyl isocyanate 6415 Carbamide 10756... [Pg.700]


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