acetylene
Common name for ethyne.
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| To the extent that both components originate
from the same source, acetylenic free radicals that generate
polyaromatic structures in the flaming stage of combustion, one would
expect similar [. Called linear acetylenic carbon, the new allotrope, or form, of the
otherwise sooty element shows up as amber-colored,
"gossamerlike" threads, whose texture resembles "angel
hair," according to Richard J. The specific end-use segments discussed are Amino Resins,
Phenolic Resins, Acetylenic Chemicals, Polyacetal Resins, Methylene
Diisocyanate, and Pentaerythritol. |
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