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Succinic Acid Butane diacid Butanedioic acid

Succinic Acid Butane diacid Butanedioic acid

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  • CAS No.: 110-15-6

  • Other Names: Succinic acid

  • MF: C4H6O4

  • EINECS No.: 203-740-4

  • FEMA No.: N/A

  • Fusing point:: 181℃Type: Thickeners,

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  • Boiling point: 235℃Relative density: 1.57


Packaging Details:Succinic acid is packed in 25kgs per bag or required by customer
Delivery Detail:within 7 days after the payment.


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Succinic acid
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Basic Information:

Product Name:

Succinic Acid

Synonyms:

Butane diacid;

Butanedioic acid;

amber acid;

CAS RN.:

110-15-6

EINECS:

203-740-4

Molecular Weight:

118.08924

Molecular Formula:

C4H6O4

Melting Point(°C):

185-190°C

Boiling Point(°C):

236.1°C at 760 mmHg

Flash Point(°C):

110.9°C

Water Solubility:

80 g/L (20°C)

Use: as alanytical reagent; in electroplating; in manufacturing drug, dye, fragrance, plastic, resin, etc.

 

1.Butanedioic acid  is used in Flavors&Essences for food and beverage.

2. Succinic Acid also used in Producing five heterocyclic compounds, Intermediate for dyes, perfumes, lacquers, photographic chemicals, alkyd resins, plasticizer, Metal treatment chemical, vehicle water cooling systems and coatings.

3.It is also used for pharmaceutical industry.



Packaging & Storage:. is packed in 25kgs per bag or required by customer ,Store in a cool dry place.


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Nothing to do, but with the percentage of activated molecules, is proportional to
Q: What is the maximum impact of the chemical reaction rate? Such as catalyst, temperature, concentration. If you can, you can row order.
The catalyst certainly affects the most
Q: What is the catalyst condition in the chemical equation?
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Q: What are the properties of the catalyst (eg, specificity)?
The composition, chemical properties and quality of the catalyst itself do not change before and after the reaction; its relationship with the reaction system is as highly selective (or specific) as the relationship between the lock and the key. A catalyst is not for all Chemical reactions are catalyzed, for example, manganese dioxide in the thermal decomposition of potassium chlorate in the catalytic role to speed up the chemical reaction rate, but other chemical reactions do not necessarily have a catalytic effect.Some chemical reaction is not only a single catalyst, such as potassium chlorate Thermal decomposition can play a catalytic role in the magnesium oxide, iron oxide and copper oxide and so on.
Q: What suitable catalysts can I use for the reaction between Hydrochloric acid and zinc metal?
Something that can cause a reaction, speed up or slow down a reaction, without changing itself.. structure yea..
Q: How the catalyst accelerates the chemical reaction
The effect of the catalyst on the rate of reaction and the effect of temperature on the reaction rate is fundamentally different. The catalyst can change the route of the reaction, reduce the activation energy of the reaction, increase the percentage of activated molecules in the reactants and increase the reaction rate.
Q: Explain how catalysts help to reduce costs in industrial processes !?Thanks
Catalysts are efficient at converting starting materials to the final products. Since catalysts convert these materials to the product faster, less energy will be used, and often less other materials will be used to complete the process. Both will save the company save time and money. Not to mention the catalyst can be reused, often hundreds of times before it needs to be replaced. Hope that helps!
Q: Before and after the chemical reaction, the nature of the catalyst unchanged this statement right? Why?
Yes the the catalyst only act as a catalyst and does not participate in the chemical reactions
Q: Chemical reactions in the presence of impurities will cause catalyst poisoning, how to understand this sentence
Catalyst in use will be due to various factors and loss of activity, one of the important factors is poisoning. There are several possible reasons for the poisoning of the catalyst. The small amount of impurities contained in the original branch, or the strong adsorption (mostly chemical adsorption), or the chemical center of the active center, So that active center poisoning. In addition, there may be such poisons in the reaction product; in the preparation of the catalyst, the impurities contained in the carrier interact with the active component and may also poison the active center.
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