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Conductive Carbon Black CF(Granule)

Conductive Carbon Black CF(Granule)

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Conductive Carbon Black CF (ranule)

Product Description:

Conductive Carbon Black CF:

1 Usage : conductive rubber, plastic, radio conductive elements etc.;
2.Product Status: Black granular;
3.Standard: ISO 9001:2000

Suggest for Use:

This product has the low resistance or high resistance performance characteristics, can gift products conductive or anti-static function. Its characteristic is small particle size, specific surface area is large and rough, the structure is high, the surface clean (compounds less), etc.

USES: used for different products, such as conductive rubber, plastic, radio conductive elements etc.

TDS of the Conductive Carbon Black:

Items

Unit

index

Dubigeoncm3/g

cm3/g

3.5-4.0

ResistivityΩ·m

Ω·m

2.5-3

PH

7-8

purity%

%

100

Oil Absorptionml/100g

ml/100g

220

Iodine Absorption(㎡/g

(㎡/g

295

Heating loss%≤

%

1.5-2.0

Ash    %≤

%

2.0-3.0

Semolina  %≤

%

5

Hydrochloric acid to absorb ml/g≥

ml/g

4.0

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: No one knows the expression of the catalyst and the chemical expression of the acridine
If it is potassium permanganate oxygen, the catalyst is only manganese dioxide, so write on the horizontal line MnO2
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: Does a catalyst work for both reactants and products?From my understanding, organic catalyst or enzyme does not necessarily work for the product of the reaction because of the shape of the activation site. However I cannot speak for inorganic ones.
A catalyst works for either the reactants or the product in a given reaction. If it works for the reactants then the activation site on the enzyme, for example, will only fit on the reactants. If a catalyst is added to a reaction in which it catalyzes the back-reaction, or it aids the products, then the reaction will be reversed. i don't think a catalyst could work for both the reactants and products in one reaction because it wouldn't really be a catalyst anymore; it wouldn't make the rxn progress any faster since it would be canceling out itself by aiding both the reactants and the products. I think this is what you are asking, if not please post more details. I hope I didn't confuse you even more!
Q: Co and No form a chemical equation for Co2 and No2 under the action of a catalyst
2CO + 2NO == N2 + 2CO2
Q: Is the catalyst in the field of inorganic chemistry?
The catalyst is a branch of physical chemistry
Q: 1. Catalysts can help to bring the reactants together in the correct orientation2. The chemical formula of a catalyst is written on the left hand side (reactant) side of an equation.3. Catalysts can provide a surface on which the reaction occurs.4. Catalysts increase the activation energy.5. Catalysts increase the magnitude of the equilibrium constant, thus favoring product formation.6. "Enzymes" are biochemical catalysts.7. Catalysts increase the rate of a reaction.8. Catalysts are slowly used up during the reaction and need to be replaced.
(c) rather catalyst varies the path of reaction or u can say mechanism of reaction in which activation potential gets shrink consequently of which fruitful collisions occurred at particularly shrink temperature so better opportunities for molecules to go activation complicated a catalyst is a substance that lowers the activation potential of a chemical reaction yet itself final unchanged during the time of the reaction
Q: A catalyst elevates the rate of a reaction by?
lowering the activation energy needed for the reaction to occur.
Q: What is the difference between biological enzymes and chemical catalysts?
Biological enzymes are an environmentally friendly biocatalyst with greater superiority. Such as the reaction speed, processing conditions (such as temperature, PH value, etc.) more moderate, safe and easy to control the operation and can replace the strong alkali and other chemicals. The biological enzymes act only on specific substrates, with little damage to the substrate and the biodegradation of the treated wastewater to reduce water and energy consumption. After more than a century of research by scientists, more than 3,000 known enzymes are generally considered. The application of biological enzymes in the textile industry, initially the application of α-amylase in cotton fabric desizing process, and later developed into the cellulase used in denim washing and bio-polishing process, and now the development of pectinase to the biological scouring Technology, hydrogen peroxide enzyme catalytic decomposition technology, protease in silk and wool fiber applications
Q: What is the difference between biological and chemical catalysts?
Biological catalyst: 1. Biological catalysts or enzymes are high molecular weight globular proteins. 2.Their composition may change at the end of reaction. 3.Their catalyzing effect is very high. i.e faster than chemical catalyst. 4.They are reaction specific. i.e One enzyme or biological catalyst may catalyze only particular type of reaction and not many. 5.They are intolerant to temperature and pH changes. An enzyme can not function outside its temperature or pH range. e.g amylase,lipase,pepsin Chemical catalyst: 1.Chemical catalysts are simple inorganic molecules with low molecular weight. 2.They remain unchanged at the end of reaction. 3.They are slower compared to enzymes. 4.They are not reaction specific. 5.They function within wide range of temperatures,pH or pressure. e.g vanadium dioxide, platinum
Q: Especially how can i explain the experiment with a paper and 2 paperclips with the paper acting as the catalyst.
Catalysts lower the activation energy of a given chemical reaction, thus speeding it up

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