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RUBBER VULCANIZING ACCELERATOR TMTD (TT)

RUBBER VULCANIZING ACCELERATOR TMTD (TT)

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RUBBER VULCANIZING ACCELERATOR TMTD(TT) 

 

Chemical Name : Tetramethyl thiuram disulfide
 Molecular Formula: C6H12N2S4
 Molecular Weight: 240.43
CAS NO. : 137-26-8
Executive standardHG/T 23342007 
Specification: 


Item 

Index

First-class products

Acceptable end-product

Appearance
(Visual inspection)


White, light gray powder or granular 

 Initial M.P, oC             ≥ 

142.0

140.0

Loss on drying, %          ≤ 

0.30

0.30

Ash, %                        ≤ 

0.30

0.30

Residues on 150μm sieve, %                           ≤ 

0.00

0.10

Properties: White, light gray powder or granular. The density is 1.29. Soluble in benzene, acetone, chloroform, CS2 partly soluble in alcohol, diethyl ether, CCI4 insoluble in water, gasoline and alkali with lower concentration. Meeting hot water becomes to dimethylamine  ammonium and CS2. Be sensitive to skin and pneogaster

Application: Can be used as a single accelerator, as a secondary accelerator or as a sulphur donor in most sulphur-cured elastomers. Scorchy and gives fast cure rates. Produces an excellent vulcanisation plateau with good heat aging and compression set resistance in sulphurless and EV cure systems Good color retention is obtained in non-black vulcanisation. A valuable secondary accelerator for EPDM. May be used as a retarder in the vulcanisation of polychloroprene rubber with ETU and also be used as bactericide and pesticide

Packaging: 25kg plastic woven bag, paper with plastic film bag, kraft paper bag.

Storage: The product should be stored in the dry and cooling place with good ventilation, avoiding exposure of the packaged product to direct sunlight. The validity is 2 years.

Note: The product could be ultrafine powder based on customer accurate requirement.

 

 


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: Like biological and industrial reations. Thanks.
Reactions that have high Activation Energy need catalysts to speed up reactions. These reactions aren't spontaneous since the reactants do not have enough energy to overcome the activation energy barrier. Catalysts are compounds that speed up reactions by providing an alternative pathway for the reaction. It is a common misconception that catalysts lower the activation energy. It doesn't actually lower the activation energy, instead it provides an alternative pathway with lower activation energy. For example, breakdown of hydrogen peroxide happens in nature but, relatively slowly. When you add a little bit of manganese dioxide, the breakdown happens a lot faster. Another example is, breakdown of glucose in the body. It is facilitated by an enzyme called amylase (or carbohydrase). An industrial example is the use of vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) in the Contact process, where SO2 is converted to SO3 in the presence of V2O5. Hope that helps!
Q: How are the 4 characteristics of a catalyst (1. organic or inorganic 2. reusable 3. Highly specific, and 4. lowers activation energy) important in preforming life functions? please be as specific as possible, i understand that these are characteristic, i just don't understand why they're beneficial, other than the reusable and lowers activation energy one.
Organic or Inorganic - the catalyst (enzyme) must be organic to be found in the cell. Catalysts speed up chemical reactions inside a cell and must therefore be organic to be a functioning part of the cell. Reusable - There are so many reactions that catalysts are involved in that it would be a waste for the cell if a catalyst could only last one reaction, especially if there are inhibitors and competition for the active site. Catalysts must be reusable in order to keep the cell functioning. Catalysts always remain unchanged after a reaction. HIihly Specific - Catalysts are only made to catalyze one specific chemical reaction. Their active site has proteins bonded in such a way that only certain elements can enter the active site and H bond with those proteins. The fact that they are highly specific maximizes the productiveness of the cell. And it ensures that the cell only has catalysts to reactions that it needs to be completed. It also ensures that the elements are correctly bonded with eachother. If any two elements could enter the active site, there is no guarantee that the correct product will be produced. Catalysts and Enzymes must be super highly specific in order to properly function. Lowers Activation Energy - The more energy a cell has to spend to catalye a reaction, the worse it is for the cell and the less ATP is has for other reactions. Catalyts hold the substrates together so there is less energy that is needed to have the two substrates react with eachother. Activation Energy is the energy that is needed to start a reaction. So the less energy used by the cell for reactions, the better for the cell. Hope this helps
Q: Is the catalyst in the field of inorganic chemistry?
In the chemical discipline, including inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry and physical chemistry and other secondary disciplines, catalytic science for the three disciplines, generally attributed to the physical chemistry of the mouth.
Q: What is the difference between electrocatalysis and general chemical catalysis?
General chemical catalysis is a catalyst, and electrocatalysis also need to be carried out under the conditions of the electric field
Q: What is the catalyst for ethylene addition water? How to play a catalytic role.
With dilute sulfuric acid can be. Sulfuric acid will be added with the addition of ethyl hydrogen sulfide, and then hydrolyzed into ethanol.
Q: The chemical reaction equation of methanol heating and oxygen in the presence of catalyst
Catalytic oxidation of formaldehyde
Q: I need to name 3everyday catalysts for my chemistry homework. I don't want anything complicated there must just be 3 easy ones out there... Then could you please state what each one is used for? Please do it like this, e.g.Hello ; used to say hi to someone. I know that's a bad example but please!!
Hello ; Chemical catalysts are substances that increase the rate of reaction (while remaining themselves chemically unchanged: Polyethylene, the polymer used to make everything from: 1. garbage bags and 2. grocery bags, to 3. squeezable bottles, to 4. cable insulation, is made by passing ethylene gas over a catalyst. Most other polymers are made in the same (or similar) way. Synthetic rubber, nylon, polyester, PVC, teflon, etc. It's not hard to think of 10 uses for these catalyst-produced materials alone... e.g. : 5. rain coats 6. pantyhose 7. water pipes 8. bouncy balls 9. non-stick surfaces and pads 10. saran wrap 11. food containers 12. cell-phone and laptop cases 13. cheap wigs 14. fishing line... 15. Enzymes are Biological catalysts: 16. beer and 17. bread are typically made with yeast, a living organism containing enzymes I hope this helps!
Q: In the chemical reaction will have to use the catalyst reaction, such as H2O2 === (MnO2) H2O + O2 ↑, then the catalyst in the end to participate in the reaction (that is, the catalyst itself is the reactant) If so, why are some of these substances in the reaction (these substances refer to the catalyst) in the reaction after the quality and nature of the change does not change?
In the chemical reaction can change the chemical reaction rate of other substances (both can also improve), and its own quality and chemical properties in the chemical reaction before and after the material did not change called catalyst (also known as catalyst)
Q: Chemical reaction in the presence of catalyst for the reaction are carried out a high life
Juvenile high school you have to learn the reaction are hundreds of I can not tell you one by one you will learn some of the time can be added plus no plus can not respond

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