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22
Aug
Addition Of Ethylene Oxide And Carbon Dioxide To Ethylene CarbonateThe addition reaction of ethylene oxide and carbon dioxide to prepare ethylene carbonate is an exothermic and volume-reducing reaction.
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21
Aug
Transesterification Of Ethylene CarbonateThe method of preparing ethylene carbonate by transesterification of diethyl carbonate and ethylene glycol is the transesterification method.
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20
Aug
Phosgene Method Of Ethylene CarbonateThe phosgene method is the earliest industrialized method for preparing ethylene carbonate.
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19
Aug
Basic Introduction To Ethylene CarbonateEthylene carbonate (EC) is an organic solvent with excellent performance, which can dissolve a variety of polymers; it can also be used as an organic intermediate
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18
Aug
Properties Of Propylene CarbonateColorless, odorless and flammable liquid. Boiling point 238.4 ℃. Melting point -49.2 ℃. Flash point 128 ℃.
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17
Aug
Propylene Carbonate Quality IndexIndex Superior product First-class product Qualified product
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16
Aug
Main Uses Of Propylene CarbonateIn the electronic industry, it can be used as an excellent medium for high-energy batteries and capacitors.
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15
Aug
Propylene Carbonate Is A Colorless, Odorless, Flammable LiquidPropylene carbonate is a colorless, odorless, flammable liquid. Miscible with ether, acetone, benzene, chloroform, vinyl acetate, etc., soluble in water and carbon tetrachloride.
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14
Aug
Preparation Method Of CarbonateThe preparation methods of carbonate are as follows: Reaction with alcohol or phenols and phosgene.
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13
Aug
Other Uses For CarbonatesCarbonates can be used as protecting groups for 1,2-diols and 1,3-diols. The method of deprotection is treatment with aqueous sodium hydroxide. Carbonate polymerizes to form polycarbonate, a thermo...
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12
Aug
Basic Information On CarbonatesCarbonate is a compound in which some or all of the hydrogen atoms of the two hydroxyl groups (-OH) in the carbonic acid molecule are replaced by alkyl groups (R, R').
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