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cyanic acid (aka. cyanol) (H−O−C≡N), and the
monomer of
cyanuric acid. The
derived anion of
isocyanic acid is the same as the
derived anion of
cyanic...
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original publication with
different sets of reactants: a
combination of
cyanic acid and ammonia, a
combination of
silver cyanate and
ammonium chloride...
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chloride Systematic IUPAC name
Chloroformonitrile Other names Chlorine cyanide Cyanic chloride Chlorocyanogen Chlorcyan Chlorocyanide Identifiers CAS
Number 506-77-4 Y...
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approximate formula (HNCO)x. It is the
product of the
polymerisation of
cyanic acid
together with its
cyclic trimer cyanuric acid. It is a porcelain-like...
- gas experiments. Some of the
agents tested were
mustard gas, lewisite,
cyanic acid gas,
white phosphorus, adamsite, and
phosgene gas. A
former army major...
- is the
derived anion of
isocyanic acid, H−N=C=O, and its
lesser tautomer cyanic acid (a.k.a. cyanol), H−O−C≡N. Any salt
containing the ion, such as ammonium...
- urea
decomposes into
cyanic acid and
ammonia in an
endothermic reaction: (NH2)2CO → HOCN + NH3 Then in the
second step,
cyanic acid
polymerizes to form...
- It is an
isomer of
isocyanic acid (H−N=C=O) and of its
elusive tautomer,
cyanic acid (H−O−C≡N), and also of
isofulminic acid (H−O−N+≡C−).
Fulminate is the...
- + 3 CO2 In the
first step, urea
decomposes into
cyanic acid and ammonia: (NH2)2CO → HNCO + NH3
Cyanic acid
polymerizes to
cyanuric acid,
which condenses...
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Cyanate esters are
chemical compounds in
which the
hydrogen atom of the
cyanic acid is
replaced by an
organyl group (for
example aryl group). The resulting...
