Carbon Black N762 Granluar
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Carbon Black N762 (Granule)
Product Description:
carbon black N762:
1.Usage Rubber Auxiliary Agents;
2.Product Status:Black powder or granular;
3.Standard: ISO 9001:2000
Suggest for Use:
uses for the truck tire, passenger tire tread rubber, etc., and require high strength, high wear-resistant rubber products, such as high-strength conveyor belt, industrial rubber products.
TDS of the Carbon Black N762
Product Varieties | N762 | Pouring density(kg/m3) | 475~555 |
Iodine absorption Value(g/kg) | 23~31 | 300%modulus(Mpa) | -5.9~3.9 |
DBP absorption Value (10-5m2/kg) | 61~69 | Ash content | ≤0.7% |
24Mn DBP(10-5m2/kg) | 55~63 | 45um sieve residue | ≤0.05% |
CTAB surface area(103m2/kg) | 25~33 | 500um sieve residue | ≤0.001% |
STSA/(103m2/kg) | 23~33 | Impurity | NO |
Nsa surface area(103m2/kg) | 26~32 | Fine content | ≤10% |
Tint strength(%) | ---- | Tensile strength(Mpa ) | ≥-5.0 |
Heatloss(%) | ≤1.5 | Elongation at failure | ≥-20% |
Safety:
As a matter of good industrial hygiene, gloves and safety glasses with side shields or better eye protection should be worn when handing Carbon Black ,For more information, refer to the MSDS.
- Q: Before and after the reaction, the chemical properties and quality of the water did not change, and the water was the catalyst
- 3HIO + 3H2 = 3H2O + 3HI
- Q: Does the catalyst participate in chemical reactions?
- The catalyst only acts as a catalyst in the chemical reaction and does not participate in the chemical reaction
- Q: What are the catalysts for making oxygen in chemistry? (At least 8 listed)
- Manganese dioxide, iron oxide (red brick powder), copper oxide, ferrous oxide, iron oxide, activated carbon, egg shell, fresh liver, raw potato chips, etc.
- Q: in acid-catalyzed reaction,there are some books show the acid catalyst as H+ and there are some show it as H3O+ .Are they the same?
- Sort of. If the reaction is under aqueous conditions (any water is included in the reaction), then yes, H+ = H3O+. This is because free protons present (H+) will be coordinated generally to molecules of water [thus H2O + H+ =H3O+ ]. But there are reaction conditions where water is not present, but an acid catalyst is still possible. In these cases, the acid catalyst may frequently be indicated as simply H+. Either way, the function in most of your reaction mechanisms is basically the same, whether indicated as H+ or H3O+ -- and that's to protonate molecules (Lewis or Bronsted bases) with H+. Concentrated sulfuric acid would be an example of a mostly-anhydrous (no water) strong proton/acid source (H+). Hydrochloric acid (HCl) frequently is available as an aqueous solution, even concentrated HCl is an aqueous solution of HCl. HCl itself is a gas under ambient conditions... but it has solubility in water and thus is conveniently sold frequently as an aqueous solution (which could be represented as H3O+)
- Q: Explain how a catalyst may increase the rate of chemical reaction?
- A catalyst lowers the acitvation energy of a reaction.
- Q: What is the reaction in chemistry?
- Industrial production of ammonia, ethanol, industrial synthesis of ammonia, ethanol catalytic oxidation, acetaldehyde oxidation into acetic acid, ethyl acetate preparation, the transformation of automobile exhaust, benzene substitution reaction and addition reaction, some other addition reaction of hydrocarbons, Ethanol dehydration to produce ethylene and so on
- Q: Why can some catalysts be reused in (chemistry)?
- Because the catalyst in the chemical reaction before and after the quality and chemical properties have not changed, so in the chemical reaction can be reused.
- Q: What is the analytical principle of chemical adsorbents? How about the number of active catalyst centers tested?
- What do you mean by the chemical adsorber? BET is the use of the surface of the uneven force field, but the inert gas at low temperature in the surface adsorption. TPD, TPR is the number of active centers that can be measured by the technique of desorption and reduction between specific gases and catalysts as the temperature increases. If the active site is a reduced position, H2-TPR can be used. If the active site is acidic, NH3-TPD can be used, but also the method of alkali titration.
- Q: how do catalysts help in green chemistry?
- Catalysts reduce the energy barrier for reactions, meaning they require less energy to make the forward reaction go. This means less heat, light, or other energy sources are required to perform the same reaction without a catalyst. Also, by definition, a catalyst is not consumed in a reaction and can therefore be recycled many many times before replacement is necessary.
- Q: Does all chemical reactions have a catalyst?
- Not some reaction without catalyst
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