halocarbon

This will enable the creation of an integrated, global halocarbon database.

What are the most significant criteria for evaluating a halocarbon halon substitute?

We therefore have words like halogen, halide, halotrichite and halocarbon.

The key factor in assessing the safety of a halocarbon flooding agent is cardiac sensitization.

Novec 1230 fluid is a high molecular weight material, compared with the first generation halocarbon clean agents.

Use of halocarbon data to examine transport of pollutants from Russia and China.

In some concentrations, halocarbon agents causes heart palpitation.

Unlike carbon dioxide or halocarbon agents, Inergen agent does not liquefy under pressure.

In the chemical industry, more selective chemical reactions are used for the production of any particular two-carbon halocarbon.

If using powerful halocarbon greenhouse gases, an order of 1000 MWe-years would be required to accomplish this heating.

These halocarbon substitutes are generally subject to use restrictions under the SNAP program.

Top: Carbon cycle, greenhouse gases and halocarbon gases.

In one study the alkane pentane is selectively converted to the halocarbon 1-iodopentane with the aid of a tungsten complex.

Freon is a registered trade name of DuPont which it uses for a number of halocarbon products.

However, it swells slightly in halocarbon compounds, ethers, esters and aromatic solvents.

Meanwhile, the halocarbon industry shifted its position and started supporting a protocol to limit CFC production.

The Rowland-Molina hypothesis was strongly disputed by representatives of the aerosol and halocarbon industries.

One halocarbon, sucralose, is a sweetener.

The underlying political and economic problems of raising sufficient capital for terraforming using halocarbon emissions is critiqued by John Hickman.

It has no ozone depletion potential, and unlike halocarbon agents, it will not produce toxic or corrosive decomposition.

Hydrogen fluoride can be formed from fluorocarbons, whether fluoropolymers subjected to fire or halocarbon fire suppression agents.

Argonite is non-contact, low-ambient, and non-toxic inert gas, it does not threaten human health, as halocarbon agents do.

Prior to 1985, the persistent halocarbon DBCP was a widely used nematicide and soil fumigant.

The first halocarbon commercially used was Tyrian purple a natural organobromide of the Murex brandaris marine snail.

Under Ruckelshaus and his successor, Lee Thomas, the EPA pushed for an international approach to halocarbon regulations.