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Sulfocyanic acid

Persulfo-cyansaure, /. perthiocyanic acid, per-sulfocyanic acid, -molybditnsaure, /. per-thiomolybdic acid, tbiopermolybdic acid, -zyansaure, /. perthiocyanic acid. Perthiokoblensaure, /. perthiocarbonic acid, penianisch, a. Peru, Peruvian. [Pg.336]

Rhodan-verbindtmg, /. thiocyanogen compound. -wasserstoff, m. hydrogen thiocyanate, thiocyanic acid, -wasserstoffskure, /. thiocyanic acid, (formerly) sulfocyanic acid, -zlnn, -zinnozyd, n. stannic thiocyanate, tinilV) thiocyanate, -zinnoiydul, n. stannous thiocyanate, tin (II) thiocyanate. [Pg.365]

Sulfocyan-saure, /. sulfocyanic acid (thiocyanic add), -verbindung, /. sulfocyanate (thio cyanate). [Pg.437]

Thiocyanic acid—Sulfocyanic acid—Cyanogen sulfhydrate— —59—bears the same relation to cyanic acid that CS, does... [Pg.295]

Sulfocyanic acid exists in human saliva in combination, probably with sodium. The free acid is actively poisonous and its salts were formerly supposed to be so also. It is probable,... [Pg.295]

Sulfocyankalium, n. potassium thiocyanate, sulfocyansauer, a. of or combined with sulfo-cyanic (thiocyanic) acid, sulfocyanate (thio cyanate) of. [Pg.437]

Sulfozyanat, n. sulfocyanate (thiocyanate). Sulfozyanid, n. sulfocyanide (thiocyanate). Sulfthiokohlensaure,/. thiolthionocarbonic acid (HOCSSH). [Pg.437]

Note If more than 50 ml of 1% nitric acid is required to complete the removal of the sulfocyanate ion, repeat the entire proced c, starting with a new sample... [Pg.584]

Benzene diazo- and diazonium derivs (cont d) benzenediazonium sulfocyanate 2 BS7 benzenediazonium sulfonic acid and derivs 2 B57... [Pg.487]

SYNS AETHYLRHODANID (GERMAN) ETHYL RHODANATE ETHYL SULFOCYANATE THIOCYANATOETHANE THIOCYANIC ACID,... [Pg.646]

LEAD SULFOCYANATE (592-87-0) Pb(CNS)2 Thermally sensitive decomposes at 374°F/190°C. Violent reaction with strong reducing agents strong oxidizers, nitric acid peroxides, nitrates. Incompatible with strong oxidizers, strong acids, chlorates, finely divided metals potassiiun iodate. Thermal decomposition may release lead fumes, carbon oxides, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide gas. [Pg.632]

METHYL SULFOCYANATE (556-64-9) CjHjNS May be flammable. Violent reactions have occurred when mixed with chlorates, nitrates, nitric acid, peroxides and hydroperoxides perchlorates, potassium chlorate, and sodium chlorate. Incompatible with acid fiimes and/or chlorosulfonic acid, oleum, sulfuric acid, and other mineral acids, releasing deadly toxic hydrogen cyanide gas, and toxic oxides of nitrogen and sulfur afad nitriles. On small fires, use dry chemical powder (such as Purple-K-Powder), water spray, or COj extinguishers. [Pg.738]

SODIUM SULFOCYANATE (540-72-7) NaSCN Exposure to light causes slow decomposition, forming cyanide, sulfur oxides and nitrous vapors. Violent reaction, possibly explosion, with strong oxidizers, organic peroxides, nitric acid. Incompatible with acids, bases, chlorates, ammonia, amines, amides, alcohols, glycols, caprolactam, nitrates, peroxides and hydroperoxides, potassium chlorate, potassium iodate, silver nitrate, sodium chlorate. Contact with sulfuric acid forms toxic carbonyl sulfide gas. Forms explosive mixture with sodium nitrate. Thermal decomposition releases oxides of sulfur and nitrogen. [Pg.966]

AMMONIUM SULFOCYANATE (1762-95-4) Reacts violently with strong oxidizers, chlorates, nitrates, lead nitrate, nitric acid, organic peroxides, peroxides, potassium chlorate, sodium chlorate. Decomposes in light. Highly corrosive to brass, copper, iron. [Pg.104]

Ammonium Thiocyanate. Thiocyanic acid ammonium salt ammonium rhodanide ammonium sulfocyanate ammonium sulfocyanide. CH4N3S mol wt 76,12, C 15.73%, H 5.30% N 36.80%, S 42.12%. NH4SCN. The usual grade is 98-99% pure. Prepn Gmetin s. Ammonium (8th ed ) 23, pp 372-383 (1936). [Pg.89]

Impurities.—Oxids of Nitrogen render the acid yellow, and decolorize potassium permanganate when added to the dilute acid. Sulfuric add produces cloudiness when BaCh is added to the acid, diluted with two volumes of HjO. Chlorin, iodin cause a white ppt. with AgNOs. Iron gives a red color when the diluted acid is treated with ammonium sulfocyanate. Salts leave a fixed residue when the acid is evaporated to dryness on platinum. [Pg.110]

Fbrric—Are acid, and yellow or brown. (1.) Potash, or ammonium hydroxid voluminous, red-brown ppt. insoluble in excess. (2.) Hydrogen sulfid in acid solution milky ppt. of sulfur ferric reduced to ferrous compound. (8.) Ammonium sulfhydrate black ppt. insoluble in excess soluble in acids. (4.) Potassium ferrocyanid dark blue ppt. insoluble in HCl sohible in KHO. <5.) Potassium sulfocyanate dark-red color prevented by tartaric or citric acid discharged by mercuric chlorid. (6.) Tannin blue-black color. [Pg.158]

At temperatures above 40° (104° F.) myrosin becomes coagulated and incapable of decomposing potassium myronate, a. change which is also produced by contact with acetic acid. Aa the rubefacient and vesicant actions of mustard when moistened with HaO, are due to the prod action of allyl sulfocyanate, neither-vinegar, acetic acid, nor heat greater than 40° (104° F.) should be used in the preparation of mustard cataplasms. [Pg.304]

Synonyms Ammonium rhodanate Ammonium rhodanide Ammonium sulfocyanate Ammonium sulfocyanide Thiocyanic acid ammonium salt... [Pg.283]

CAS 540-72-7 EINECS/ELINCS 208-754-4 Synonyms Sodium isothiocyanate Sodium rhodanate Sodium rhodanide Sodium sulfocyanate Sodium sulfocyanide Sodium thiocyanide Thiocyanate sodium Thiocyanic acid, sodium salt Classification Inorganic compd. [Pg.4124]

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