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THERMOCHEMISTRY AND EXOTHERMIC

See entry THERMOCHEMISTRY AND exothermic decomposition (reference 2) It may ignite in moist air. Hazardous properties and handling procedures are summarised [1]. Energy of decomposition (in range 410-460 °C) measured as 0.77 kJ/g [2],... [Pg.190]

See entry thermochemistry and exothermic decomposition (reference 2) See other TRIAZOLES... [Pg.292]

See entry THERMOCHEMISTRY AND EXOTHERMIC decomposition (reference 2) Potassium bromate... [Pg.308]

See entry thermochemistry and exothermic decomposition (reference 2) Two instances of used DMSO decomposing exothermally while being kept at 150°C prior to recovery by vacuum distillation were investigated. Traces of alkyl bromides lead to a delayed, vigorous and strongly exothermic reaction (Q =... [Pg.344]

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