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Temperature compounding

SBR mbber compounds are prepared in two stages the nonproductive and the productive phases. In the nonproductive phase the compound ingredients are mixed, usually in internal mixers (Banbury). The mixing time is usually short and the compound temperature is in the 160—195°C range. [Pg.499]

Compound Temperature range (K) Atmosphere A dec,298K (kJ mole-1) E (kJ mole-1) Remarks Ref. [Pg.168]

Although viscous heating has been neglected in the modeling of the clearance flow it can be easily understood that a varying compound temperature (and therefore varying viscosity) will cause... [Pg.1005]

Polymerization of Substituted Transition Metal Allyl Compounds Temperature 50°C, Ethylene Pressure Jfi aims, Ethylene. Catalyst Concentration 24 X 10 M... [Pg.274]

Simple ram machines are cheaper than screw machines having equivalent shot volumes. Although the simple ram injection moulding machine was once quite widely used it was generally obsolescent by 1977. Plasticisation by screw is quicker and more controllable than by heat conduction in simple ram machines. A higher and more uniform compound temperature and thus a more uniform viscosity is achieved. [Pg.189]

Dewulf, J., van Langenhove, H., Grare, S. (1999) Sediment/water and octanol/water equilibrium partitioning of volatile organic compounds temperature dependence in the 2-25°C range. Water Res. 33, 2424—2436. [Pg.607]

It is important to note that, at least for neutral compounds, temperature has only a small effect on efficiency when the column is operated at its optimum flow velocity. Above the optimum velocity, temperature has a beneficial effect on efficiency, whereas below the optimum velocity, increased solute diffusion has a relatively large negative effect on efficiency [32,82,83]. [Pg.338]

Compound Temperature of expansion in ° K. P. equilibrium pressure in dynes per cm. [Pg.89]

Compound Temperature (°C) Cationic Conductivity ionic Anionic Conductivity ionic total) Electronic Conductivity tytotal)... [Pg.575]

Among the aldehydes and ketones tested acetone was least toxic, formaldehyde, butyraldehyde, and crotonaldehyde next, and mesityl oxide most toxic. In this group of compounds temperature was a major factor, both formaldehyde and mesityl oxide being much more toxic at 40 than at 25 C. None were outstanding as cholesterol solvents, but mesityl oxide was the best it penetrated nematodes the most easily and killed in the lowest concentrations. [Pg.94]

Phyiscal Constants and Units Physicochemical Properties of Organic Compounds Temperature Dependence of Equilibrium and Kinetic Constants Properties of the Earth... [Pg.1185]

The reagent is particularly suitable for the determination of amines and phenols and their derivatives, and also for unsaturated compounds. Temperature has a marked effect on the rate and on the extent of bromi-nation. It is necessary to know or to determine what bromo compound is being formed. [Pg.501]

Degradation of polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs) by zero-valent iron requires temperatures of 400°C (Grittini et al., 1995). At 400°C, PCBs are reduced to biphenyls. For further degradation of the biphenyl compound, temperatures have to exceed 500°C (Chuang et al., 1995). Under normal temperatures, zero-valent iron has little effect on PCBs. [Pg.518]

For cosolvent systems, because the heat of solution in different solvent systems is generally different, the temperature effect on solubility in these systems is also different. Detailed solubility mapping in the solvents of interest, including the effect of pH (forionizable compounds), temperature,... [Pg.68]

Compound temperature. An intimate admixture of a polymer(s) with all the materials necessary for the finished article. [Pg.218]

Starting compounds Temperature (°C) CO pressure (bar) Time (h) Reaction products... [Pg.47]

Compound Temperature of the quartz tube for pyrolysis (°C) Relative response3... [Pg.28]

HZSM-5 Adsorption of aromatic compounds, temperatures up to 573 K TR Melsheimer and Ziegler (1992)... [Pg.185]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.284 , Pg.285 ]




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