Sodium Hypochlorite Applied In Bleach Flax
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Sodium Hypochlorite
CAS NO: 7681-52-9
Chemical Formula: NaClO
Molecular Weight: 74.44
Appearance: Yellow transparent Liquid
Standard: HG/T2498-1993
Specification:
Available Chlorine: 8%-16%
NaOH: 1% Max
Transportation Info:
Class: 8 UN NO: 1791 PG:III
Application:
Disinfection for swimming pool, drinking water, cooling tower and sewage and waste water, food, and farming, hospital, school, station and household etc
Good bleaching and oxidation in paper and dye industry.
Normal Packing: 30kg drum, 1200kg IBC Tank
Storage:
Solid, Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite Storage:
Isolate from incompatible substances. Containers of this material may be hazardous when empty since they retain product residues (vapors, liquid); observe all warnings and precautions listed for the product.
Package:
25 kg plastic drum,200L plastic drum or 1000L IBC tank
Applications:
1. For bleaching purpose of wood pulp, silk, cloth and fibre.
2. be widely used as disinfectant, bleaching agent or oxidizer. It is a wonderful disinfection for swimming pool, drink water
3. Sodium Hypochlorite can be widely used as disinfectant, bleaching agent or oxidizer.
4. Hotel school hospital Disinfection
Storage: Isolate from incompatible substances. Containers of this material may be hazardous when empty since they retain product residues (vapors, liquid); observe all warnings and precautions listed for the product.
- 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: What is the maximum impact of the chemical reaction rate? Such as catalyst, temperature, concentration. If you can, you can row order.
- Temperature and concentration also depends on the specific circumstances of the situation
- Q: What is the catalyst condition in the chemical equation?
- Do you want to play on your computer? Trouble ah ~ no you add brackets it ~ word may be able to try ~ I have not studied ~ now look ~
- Q: What is the nature of the chemical catalyst?
- Catalyst is the chemical reaction can change the reaction rate of other substances, and its own quality and chemical properties in the chemical reaction before and after the material has not changed Some catalyst can really slow down the reaction rate, the book said only refers to the usual circumstances , In general, junior high school and high school teaching into the do not do special instructions are understood to speed up the reaction rate. It is only necessary to know that the catalyst is not only used to speed up the reaction rate. Once the reversible reaction reaches equilibrium, adding the catalyst does not break the balance, but at the same time accelerates the forward and reverse reaction rates. The degree of acceleration is the same.
- Q: Where are they good catalysts and why?? THanks!
- A catalyst is a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction by providing an alternate reaction pathway with a lower activation energy. Catalysts appear not to take part in the reaction. Frequently, catalysts are not very reactive. Acids and bases, on the other hand, are very reactive. Acids (as H+) and bases ( as OH-) sometimes function as catalysts in some organic reactions. They appear to be catalysts because in the course of the mechanism H+ or OH- is regenerated.
- Q: Will the catalyst be able to increase the rate of chemical reactions?
- Not necessarily, but junior high school, such as manganese dioxide is a positive catalyst, that is, "to speed up the reaction rate", when the teacher should also mentioned "to reduce the rate of response" situation
- Q: Now, i am studying for my biology exam in 3 weeks time...i stumbled upon catalase, and then checked my book its catalyst...now im confused...is there a different among these 2 terms? i think..catalyst is the when a substance brings up or about a chemical reaction without using itself up and then catalase breaks down the toxic by-product of metabolism, hydrogen peroxide, into water and oxygen.Or am i wrong?please explain what is catalyst and catalase in biology or are they the same, just differently?
- A catalyst is a chemical which speeds up a reaction but without being used up in the reaction, so can be used over again. Catalase is an example of an enzyme which are biological catalysts ie speed up reactions in cells. Enzymes are specific and the enzyme catalase breaks down hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen. A catalyst which also breaks down hydrogen peroxide is manganese dioxide.
- Q: Chemical reaction plus catalyst on the △ H no effect
- Since the addition of the catalyst only accelerates the reaction process and does not have an effect on the reaction product and the reactants
- Q: Write a chemical formula in a chemical laboratory without the use of a catalyst for oxygen
- 2KMnO4 ==== K2MnO4 + MnO2 + O2 ↑
- Q: The catalyst can change the chemical reaction process, why is it wrong?
- No, only for the length of time
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