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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,

  • Other

  • Boiling point: 235℃Relative density: 1.57


Packaging Details:Succinic acid is packed in 25kgs per bag or required by customer
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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.


Q: What is catalyst in Science?
Like everyone told you, catalysts increases the rate of reaction without being consumed. An easy example to think of is mixing natural gas with air --(CH4 + O2). The minute you mix them they are reacting , releasing CO2 as a byproduct and H2O. But they are reacting very slow. But take a match to that slow reaction and it instantaneously reacts with an explosion. In this case the match was the catalyst. It sped up the reaction without adding anything to the reaction or being consumed
Q: Who knows hydrogen and nitrogen in the high temperature, high pressure and catalyst conditions for the synthesis of ammonia chemical equation ah? Urgent! The SOS
3H2 + N2 ===== 2NH3 conditional catalyst
Q: a) A catalyst such as chlorophyll must be present for some reactions to take place.b) A catalyst such as chlorophyll is not one of the products of a chemical reaction.c) A catalyst such as chlorophyll is not a substance that is used or changed in a chemical reaction.
A catalyst is something that speeds up a reaction by lowering it's activation energy, that is, minimum amount of energy required for a reaction to occur. Catalyst is added to reaction that have a very high activation energy, and in normal situation reaction will proceed very slowly and too much time is consumed to get any considerable amount of product. The reaction occurs nevertheless. Chemists are usually not concerned with the catalyst, as it is present both in the reactant side and product side unaltered, they are more concerned with the final (new) product formed from the reactants. Since catalyst speeds up a chemical reaction without being permanently altered therefor the answer is C.
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Generally in the chemical plant to do engineering design engineers, the past few years, science and engineering graduates generally do not worry about work.
Q: Is it possible for the different chemical reactions to have the same catalyst?
Right, think about the catalysis of biological enzymes
Q: Is there a catalyst for a chemical reaction?
There may be many, but some of the catalytic effect of the catalyst is good, and perhaps some of the catalyst has not been found
Q: I know that a species that does not appear in the chemical equation may also affect the rate of a reaction - e.g. a catalyst. But does that mean the catalyst can be present in the rate equation, and if so are catalysts always present in the rate equation?
Any reaction with a finite amount of reactants has a half-life, whether it's first order, second order, zero order or complex order. The half-life (t?) is defined as the time taken for the reaction to go half-way to completion. If the reaction is: A + B ---products and A is in excess, then t? will be the time taken for half of B to be used up. For all reactions, then, you get a decay curve. For zero-order reactions, this 'curve' is a straight line, but for all other orders, the curve is an actual curve and it is quite difficult to distinguish, by visual inspection alone, whether it is exponential (indicating a first-order reaction) or hyperbolic (indicating a second or higher order reaction).
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!

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