Carbon barium carbonate

Schierholtz and Stevens (1975), Noor and Mersmann (1993) and Chen etal. (1996) determined nucleation rates by integrating the total crystal number formed over a period and related it to an estimate of supersaturation in the precipitation of calcium carbonate, barium carbonate and barium sulphate respectively. 

In a study on the influence of supports on rhodium, the amount of dicyclohexylamine was found to decrease in the order carbon > barium carbonate > alumina > barium sulfate > calcium carbonate. Plain carbon added to rhodium-on-alumina-catalyzed reactions was found to cause an increase in the amount of dicyclohexylamine, suggesting that carbon catalyzes the formation of the intermediate addition product (59). 

Density control with calcium carbonate, iron carbonate, barium carbonate, ferric oxide. 

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As pH levels increase above 9.3 and in the presence of carbonate, barium carbonate becomes the dominant species (Bodek et al. 1988 Singer 1974). Barium carbonate also exhibits fast precipitation kinetics and very low solubility and in alkaline environments limits the soluble barium concentration (Faust and Aly 1981 Hem 1959 Rai et al. 1984 Singer 1974). Barium forms salts of low solubility with arsenate, chromate, fluoride, oxalate, and phosphate ions (Bodek et al. 1988 EPA 1983a Kunesh 1978). The chloride, hydroxide, and nitrate of barium are water-soluble (Bodek et al. 1988 EPA 1983a Kirkpatrick 1978) and are frequently detected in aqueous environments (Rai et al. 

All of these complexes decompose cleanly at low temperature to produce acetonitrile, carbon dioxide, and initially, the metal hydroxide (equation 45). The decomposition temperatures are 144,176, and 198 °C for Ba, Cu, and Y, respectively. In the case of copper and yttrium, the final product is the metal oxide produced by the dehydration of the hydroxide, while barium hydroxide recombines with carbon dioxide to yield the carbonate. Barium carbonate formation can be avoided, however, by use of a different ligand that avoids carbon dioxide formation. Benzoin a-oxime (Hbo) (13) has been found to be a quite suitable diprotic ligand for this purpose. The barium salt is easily prepared by reaction of the oxime with the metal dihydride (equation 46), and it decomposes cleanly to barium oxide by loss of benzaldehyde and benzonitrile at 250 °C (equation 47). 

Ward, B.J, Liu, C.C, and Hunter, G.W. (2003) Novel processing of NASICON and sodium carbonate/barium carbonate thin and thick films for a CO2 microsensor. 

Barium carbonate Barium carbonate (1 1) Barium monocarbonate BE 1 (salt) BW-C3 BW-P C.i. 77099 C.l. Pigment White 10 Carbonic acid, barium salt Carbonic acid, barium salt (1 1) Caswell No, 069 Cl 77099 Cl Pigment White 10 Durex White EINECS 208-167-3 EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 007501 HSDB 950 NSC 83508 Pigment White 10. Used in the treatment of brines in chlorine-alkali cells to remove sulfates, as a rodentlcide, in production of barium salts, ceramic flux, optical glass, case-hardening baths, ferrites, in radiation-resistant glass for color television tubes. White powder mp 811 bp = 1450 d = 4.430 ... 

These spectra are more complicated than that reported by Ding et al (3) on titanium barium, strontium or caldum perovskites. A first body at T < 200°C will be attributed to weakly chemisorbed C02. These peaks are very intense for (I) but relatively week for (II). Peaks of the second area (250 to 480°C) are ascribed to strongly adsorbed CO2 by Ding et al (3). CO2 peaks at 310,420 for (I) and 272°C for (II) would enter in this class. Peaks at 590 (I) and 640 (II) woulcl correspond to the decomposition of surface carbonates and the last feature (T > 800°C) to the decomposition of bulk carbonates. Barium carbonates are reported to decompose at 1000°C (16). It can be noted that the amoimt of CO2... 

The filler, ferroelectric ceramic material (Barium Sodium Niobate (BNN)) was prepared by usual ceramic technique using reagent grade sodium carbonate, barium carbonate, and niobium pentoxide. Solid-state reaction technique was adopted for the preparation of BNN. The starting materials were BaCO (Merck Ltd., Mumbai, India), Na2C03 and Nb O (CDH, New Delhi, India). The powders were taken by satisfying the stoichiometric ratios (eqrration 16.1), mixed, milled and calcined at a temperature of 1000 °C for 3 h. Sintering was carried out at a temperatrrre of 1200 °C for 5 hrs. 

Carbonates Barium carbonate (BaC03) and witherite (BaC03). Tertiary oxides with Group 3-11 elements (Mn) Bariinn manganese oxide. 

Copper(l) bromide Lead(ll) bromide Mercury(i) bromide Silver bromide Carbonates Barium carbonate Calcium carbonate Lead(ll) carbonate Magnesium carbonate Silver carbonate Strontium carbonate Chorides Lead(ll) chloride Mercury(l) chloride Silver chloride Chromates Lead(ll) chromate Silver(l) chromate Fluorides Barium fluoride Calcium fluoride Lead(ll) fluoride... 

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