- The
molecular formula C4H12N2 may
refer to:
Dimethylethylenediamines 1,1-Dimethylethylenediamine 1,
2-Dimethylethylenediamine
Putrescine Tetramethylhydrazine...
- in the
industrial manufacture of fuel and oil additives,
chelating agents, and surfactants. "
N-(
2-Hydroxyethyl)ethylenediamine". Sigma-Aldrich. v t e...
- by
condensation with
ketones or with aldehydes: RR'CO +
C2H4(CH3NH)
2 →
C2H4(CH3
N)
2CRR' +
H2O 1,1-Dimethylethylenediamine
Dimethylaminopropylamine Chan...
-
Methyl red (
2-(
N,
N-dimethyl-
4-aminophenyl)
azobenzenecarboxylic acid), also
called C.I. Acid Red
2, is an
indicator dye that
turns red in
acidic solutions...
- alum KCr(SO
4)
2·
12 H 2O. In most industries, the name "alum" (or "papermaker's alum") is used to
refer to
aluminium sulfate Al
2 (SO
4) 3·
n H 2O
which is...
- Cn
H2n+
2 + (
n + 1/
2) O
2 → (
n + 1)
H2O +
n CO Cn
H2n+
2 + (1/
2n + 1/
2) O
2 → (
n + 1)
H2O +
n C For example, methane:
2 CH
4 + 3 O
2 →
4 H2O +
2 CO CH
4 + O
2 →...
-
influenza C and the
subtypes of
influenza A
known as
H1
N1,
H1
N2,
H3
N1,
H3
N2 and
H2N3. Pigs can also
become infected with the
H4N6 and
H9
N2 subtypes. Swine...
- and is
generally handled as the
dihydrochloride salt,
C4H12N2S
2·
2HCl,
which is
stable to 203-214 °
C at
which point it decomposes.
Cystamine is
toxic if...
-
C10
H12N2O (molar m**** 176.22 g/mol,
exact m**** : 176.094963) may
refer to: Cotinine, a
substance found in
tobacco and also a
metabolite of
nicotine 4-Methylaminorex...
- equation:
2 OC(NH
2)
2 +
N2H4 →
H2NC(O)-
N(
H)-
N(
H)-
C(O)NH
2 +
2 NH3
Oxidation with
chlorine or
chromic acid
yields azodicarbonamide:
H2NC(O)-
N(
H)-
N(
H)-
C(O)NH
2 + Cl2...
