PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «POLYMERIDE»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLYMERIDE»
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1
A treatise on the principles of Chemistry
If two molecules exist consisting of the same elementary atoms but one heavier
than the other, the heavier molecule is said, in certain cases, to be a ' polymeric
modification' or a ' polymeride ' of the other : thus C10HW is a polymeride of c.Hio
.
2
Collected Papers of Sir James Dewar. Volume Ii.
Hence it would appear that a mixture of free sulphur and a polymeride of carbon
monosulphide is deposited in the ozonizer. Losanitsch1 observed the formation
of a brown deposit when carbon disulphide was exposed to the action of the ...
3
The Canadian Patent Office Record and Register of Copyrights ...
A process of hydrogenating an olefine polymeride which comprises
hydrogenating not more than a part of said polymeride in at least one of a
plurality of hydrogenation catalyst containing converters connected in parallel,
then passing the ...
4
The Science of Petroleum: A Comprehensive Treatise of the ...
The jS-polymeride, a terpene-like material, is an undesirable by-product in
rubber synthesis. Its formation becomes appreciable only at temperatures higher
than are necessary to bring about a rapid formation of a-polyprene. In this
connexion ...
Albert Ernest Dunstan, Benjamin Talbott Brooks, 1938
5
British Abstracts: Pure chemistry and physiology
Passage of N2 or H2 through NH2-CH2-C02Et (I) at room temp, gives a 20-
polymeride, decomp. ~280 — 300°, "quantitatively hydrolysed by boiling 10%
H2SO, to glycine; subsequent contact with air gives a 25-polymeride ; use of 02
gives a ...
6
Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry
The characteristics, and the conditions determining the formation, of
polychloroprenes (see scheme below) have now been more fully described.22-
23 Volatile polymer ide -< — Monomeride — >- Plastic polymeride (P) (ch,:cci-ch:
ch,) (<o ...
7
Library of Congress Subject Headings
P58 (Engineering materials )] UF Polymere Polymeride Polymers and
polymerization [Former heading] BT Macromolecules NT Acetal resins
Biomimetic polymers Biopolymers Conducting polymers Copolymers Crosslinked
polymers ...
Library of Congress, 2006
8
British Chemical and Physiological Abstracts
Passage of N2 or H2 through NH2-CH2-C02Et (I) at room temp, gives a 20-
polymeride, decomp. — 280 — 300°, quantitatively hydrolysed by boiling 10%
H2S04 to glycine; subsequent contact with air gives a 25-polymeride ; use of 02
gives a ...
9
recent discoveries in inorganic chemistry
The polymerisation of the gas to a red substance is very readily brought about by
the presence of the polymeride itself. The gas may sometimes be kept for days
but as soon as the polymerisation begins it completely disappears within a day.
10
British Chemical Abstracts: Pure chemistry
Passage of N, or H, through NH,-CH,-CO,Et (I) at room temp, gives a 20-
polymeride, decomp. — 280 — 300°, quantitatively hydrolysed by boiling 10% H,
SO4 to glycine ; subsequent contact with air gives a 25-polymeride ; use of O,
gives a ...
