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Organic cyanides

After these subcategorization bases were evaluated, raw waste characterization was selected as the basis for subcategorization. The raw waste characterization is divided into two components, inorganic and organic wastes. These components are further subdivided into the specific types of wastes that occur within the components. Inorganics include common metals, precious metals, complexed metals, hexavalent chromium, and cyanide. Organics include oils and solvents. [Pg.348]

The ion-exchange process is applicable for removing a broad range of ionic species from water containing all metallic elements, inorganic anion such as halides, sulfates, nitrates, cyanides, organic acids such as carboxylics, sulfonics, some phenols at sufficiently alkaline pH conditions, and organic amines at sufficiently acidic conditions. [Pg.623]

Nitrogen -- - 399.4 amines/ cyanides/ organic 399.3 amines/ cyanides/ organic 397.8 nitride 399.6 amines/ cyanides/ organic ... [Pg.644]

Use Manufacture of sodium cyanide, organic synthesis, lab reagent, dehydrating agent. [Pg.1136]

Manihot Esculenta Common Names Cassava Plant, Manioc, Tapioca, Tapioca Plant Poison Cyanide (Organic)... [Pg.55]

Cyanide(Organic) Damage Cardiac Failure 3D30+20 +1D4 Symptoms Dizziness, Fainting,... [Pg.63]

Cyanides are based on the species CN and are invariably extremely toxic. They include silver cyanide. In contact with acids they evolve the toxic gas hydrogen cyanide. Organic cyanides are called nitriles. [Pg.129]

Ever Decent" (1999—Great Britain) Collision of a container ship witii a liner. Fire on-board tiie container ship. A number of ccmtainers of hazardous materials, especially cyanide, organic lead, and pesticides. Chemical risk from fire on board ship. Towing. Fire fighting. Control of air contamination (fear of cyanide). Difficulty in knowing the exact type of cargo. [Pg.950]

Ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and carbon dioxide are major impurities in coke oven gas (COG). In addition to these three components, COG often contains caibon disulfide, carbonyl sulfide, hydrogen cyanide, organic acids, pyridine, phenol, and other impurities, which can cause problems with conventional amine plants. The presence of large quantities of ammonia in these gases naturally led to consideration of its use for removal of HjS and CO2, and several ammonia-based coke oven gas purification processes have been developed and commercialized. [Pg.281]


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