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Meaning of "ethene"
Ethene is a gaseous hydrocarbon compound of the alkene series, used in organic synthesis
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- The organic chemical compound ethylene. The simplest alkene, a colorless gaseous (at room temperature and pressure) hydrocarbon with the chemical formula C₂H₄
- Any alkene derived from ethylene
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The excess ethene is thus not lost.
Pressure was maintained by continuous recharging of consumed ethene.
Ethene forms tar compounds by radical chain reactions.
Pressure was maintained by continuously recharging of consumed ethene.
Ethene was vented out when the reactants were hot.
We will look at the reaction with ethene.
Ethene and propene are in particular preferred.
Write out the condensed formula for ethene.
The ethene polymerization in solution uses significant amount of solvent.
The simplest group member is ethene which is a gas.
Combined preparation of butene and octene from ethene.
Ethene is used as anesthetic gas.
These reactions did not involve ethene.
Ethene is a common gas that occurs naturally in the environment.
Regeneration of a heterogeneous catalyst in ethene oligomerization.
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Ethene structureEthene has a double bond between the carbons.
Dehydrogenation of ethane to hydrogen and ethene.
Oligomerization of ethene in supercritical mode.
Preferably the olefin to be polymerised in ethene.
Ethene has two pi electrons.
In particular preferred are ethene and a mixture of ethene and propene.
Tetrachloroethylene see tetrachloro ethene.
It is noted that ethene is more readily soluble in ethyl alcohol.
The alkene may be ethene.
Especially ethene and propene are useful as monomers in preparing polymers.
Internalolefins can be reacted with ethene to produce smaller olefins.
The pressure in the reactor was kept constant by supplying ethene.
Copolymerization of ethene and vinylcyclohexane with siloxy substituted metallocene catalysts.
Process for preparing ethene.
Several studies have been performed of ethene polymerization by mixing two metallocenes.
It is particularly preferred to use ethene.
The ethene is then at least partly dissolved in the liquid solvent.
A storage stable solution comprising ethene solubilised in an aqueous deionised liquid.
Ethene has two carbon atoms and butene has four.
This can be emphasized for the example of the ethene polymerization.
The use of ethene as a novel sterilising agent was therefore described therein.
Internal olefins can be reacted with ethene to produce smaller olefins.
Ethene is especially preferred.
A hydrogenated isoprene polymer is in effect an alternating ethene and propene copolymer.
In the latter case ethene is preferably employed as the main olefin.
It is therefore of importance to be able to measure the ethene content very accurately.
Ethene is particularly preferred.
Preferably the gas consists substantially of ethene and carbon monoxide.
Ethene and mixtures of ethene and propene are in particular preferred starting materials.
The flask was partially evacuated and then charged with ethene.
Ethene can also be converted at moderate temperature with a bifunctional nickel catalyst.
Hydration of ethene.
Ethene selectivity is defined as ratio of mass ethene over mass ethane utilised.
The formed hydrogen is then consumed in the hydrogenation of ethene to formed ethane.
The ethene content of these flue gases too must be determined accurately.
