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Protection carbonate

Any commercial sunlamp is satisfactory and should be used with eye protection. Carbon tetrachloride boils gently because of the heat from the lamp. [Pg.213]

Carbon dioxide affects the acidity of the water and, as already noted, influences the formation of protective carbonate scales. [Pg.500]

Whilst cathodic protection can be used to protect most metals from aqueous corrosion, it is most commonly applied to carbon steel in natural environments (waters, soils and sands). In a cathodic protection system the sacrificial anode must be more electronegative than the structure. There is, therefore, a limited range of suitable materials available to protect carbon steel. The range is further restricted by the fact that the most electronegative metals (Li, Na and K) corrode extremely rapidly in aqueous environments. Thus, only magnesium, aluminium and zinc are viable possibilities. These metals form the basis of the three generic types of sacrificial anode. [Pg.138]

It is usual to protect carbon from oxidation at high temperature by the use of alternative gas atmospheres — these are generally hydrogen, nitrogen, argon or helium. The first two will react at temperatures above 1700°C to form methane and cyanogen, respectively. [Pg.868]

P. I. C. Guimaraes, A. P. Monteiro, and F. B. Mainier. New corrosion inhibitors in solid form to protect carbon steel pipes in acidizing operations. In Proceedings Volume, volume 2. 5th Brazil Petrol Congr (Conexpo Arpel 94) (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 10/16-10/20), 1994. [Pg.399]

The debromination of vie-dibromides to alkenes is of some importance in organic synthesis. For example, bromination and debromination of alkenes is a standard method of protecting carbon-carbon double bond. [Pg.150]

Dicobaltoctacarbonyl (Co2(CO)8) is a reagent used in synthetic organic chemistry to protect carbon-carbon triple bonds because it reacts with them to form stable complexes. These complexes are easily transformed back to the parent alkyne by oxidative cleavage employing agents such as ferric nitrate, ceric ammonium nitrate (CAN), DMSO, or amine A-oxides. [Pg.222]

Uranium carbide UC (UC2 and U2C also exist) has a melting point of about 2300 °C and is an important nuclear fuel for high-temperature reactors. It is prepared by reduction of UO2 with carbon, followed by pressing and sintering. It can also be made by hot pressing of mixtures of uranium metal powder with graphite at 1000 to 1100 °C. A mixed carbide with ThC is manufactured in the form of spheroids by melting. As the product is hydrolyzed on exposure to air, it is coated with a protective carbon layer. [Pg.386]

Scrubber liquid can be recycled to obtain a salt solution of any desired concentration prior to regeneration of ammonia from the solution. The upper limit on solution concentration presumably will be controlled by the vapor pressures of the components, ammonia and sulfur dioxide. At high pH, ammonia vapor predominates at low pH, sulfur dioxide is the dominant vapor. Therefore, optimum recycle of the scrubber liquid will be controlled at low pH and dilute solution concentration concurrent with and relative to equipment (capital) and operating costs. A solution having low pH (e.g., < 6.0) requires stainless steel or protected carbon steel to prevent corrosion. [Pg.205]

Carbon black is the best UV screening compound and provides long-term protection. Carbon black not only screens out UV but also inhibits photooxidation through a complex series of autooxidative mechanisms. Not only is the particle size of carbon black important (the best performance is in the range of 15-25 nm), but also the chemical composition of its surface. It was proven experimentally that the best results were obtained when Channel Black was used. Channel Black is no longer manufactured by the channel process but by... [Pg.509]

Organosilanes bearing an electronegative heteroatom(s) at the a-carbon are susceptible to nucleophihc activation leading to silicon-carbon bond-cleavage, because of the electronic effect of the heteroatom. a-Heteroatom-substituted organosilanes are therefore quite valuable as protected carbon nucleophiles. The silicon-carbon bond is also readily activated by a transition metal complex. The reactivity is successfully utilized for catalytic carbon-carbon bond formation. [Pg.542]

Partial loss of otherwise protective carbonate or similar mineral deposits... [Pg.314]

Polymers based on poly(hydroxyphenyl methacrylate), poly(N-hydroxyphenyl-methacrylate), and related copolymers have also been reported to be successfully protected with the r-BOC protecting group. Other carbonates that have higher thermal stability than r-BOC-protected carbonates have also been reported. [Pg.353]

Anodic protection has been effectively used to control corrosion by sulfuric acid for many years [4]. It has been used effectively to protect carbon steel against 10 to 45% solutions of sodium hydroxide at 25 to 60 °C. When sodium chlorate, chloride. [Pg.399]

Kawakami H, Feraboh P. Lightning strike damage resistance and tolerance of scarf-repaired mesh-protected carbon fiber composites. Compos Part A Appl Sci Manuf 2011 42 1247-62. http //dx.doi.Org/10.1016/j.compositesa.2011.05.007. [Pg.229]

In the case of oil pipelines, the rate of sweet corrosion is significantly high at the 6 o clock position because of the preferential separation of water layers at the bottom of the pipeline. In wet gas handling pipelines, the sweet corrosion may take place in the form of top-of-line corrosion. In this form, due to heat loss to the environment, the pipeline becomes cooler. This causes the condensation of water on the top surface of the pipeline. This prevents the formation of a protective carbonate scale and thereby corrodes the inner top surface of the pipeline. Sweet corrosion initiates at areas where the protective iron carbonate films are unstable. This instability could be due to existing pits on the metal surface or due to presence of surface impurities such as sulfide inclusions. This results in... [Pg.283]

Hame retardants that contain phosphorous release polyphosphoric acid and are effective in the condensed phase. These agents form a protective layer. The polyphosphoric acid also splits water out of organic plastics, resulting in formatiOTi of an additional protective carbon layer. [Pg.111]

An alkyd resin containing less than 1% PANI was examined for its ability to protect carbon steel against aqueous corrosion. In field tests, in urban and marine environments, as well as in accelerated laboratory tests, the presence of PANI in the alkyd resin improved the corrosion protection of carbon steel and also the degradation resistance of the coating [214]. [Pg.1633]


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