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Acetylene

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Acetylene

Nodes154
Edges153
Triples142
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012987
Components1

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Acetylene

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has application · 19
Acetylene → Alan, Although, Before, CH, Chemistry, Heeger, Hideki Shirakawa, II, In, Its, MacDiarmid, Mikhail Kucherov, Natta, Nobel Prize, Polyacetylene, Russian, The, Wacker, Ziegler
related to External links · 17
Acetylene → Acetylene Production Plant, April, Carbide, CDC, Chemical Hazards, Chemistry Comes Alive, Detailed Process Archived, Its Generation, NIOSH Pocket Guide, Nottingham, Principles, Project GutenbergMovie, The Periodic Table, University, Use, Videos, Wayback MachineAcetylene
related to Safety and handling · 14
Acetylene → Additionally, Although, CaC2, Compressed Gas Association, DMF, EIGA, Health Administration, Information, It, Its, MSHA, OSHA, The, United States Mine Safety
related to Discovery · 10
Acetylene → Berthelot, Berthelot's, By, C4H2, Edmund Davy, French, He, It, K2C2, Marcellin Berthelot
related to Partial combustion of hydrocarbons · 10
Acetylene → Ag, Approximately, EU, It, Its, Natta, Pd, Since, US, Ziegler
related to Welding · 9
Acetylene → Approximately, Bell Canada, Combustion, For, On, Oxy-acetylene, Oxyacetylene, Oxygen, The
related to Carbochemical method · 7
Acetylene → Canadian, Edmund Davy, Friedrich Wöhler, Subsequently, The, This, Thomas Willson
related to Vinylation reactions · 7
Acetylene → Alcohols, In, Similarly, The, Thiols, This, Wacker
is a · 6
Acetylene → hottest burning common gas mixture, linear symmetrical molecule, major precursor to vinyl chloride, major precursor to vinyl chloride.Historical usesPrior to the widespread use of petrochemicals, third-hottest natural chemical flame after dicyanoacetylene's 5, vinylation reaction
related to Natural occurrence · 6
Acetylene → Enceladus, Natural, One, Saturn, Since, The

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carbon gas use used form chemical triple bond ethylene reaction welding hydrogen carbide also combustion metal many vinyl high solubility

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Acetyleneis alinear symmetrical molecule0.90text
Acetyleneis ahottest burning common gas mixture0.90text
Acetyleneis athird-hottest natural chemical flame after dicyanoacetylene's 50.90text
Acetyleneis amajor precursor to vinyl chloride.Historical usesPrior to the widespread use of petrochemicals0.90text
Acetyleneis amajor precursor to vinyl chloride0.90text
Acetyleneis avinylation reaction0.90text
divinyl sulfideinstance ofbut commercial grades usually have a marked odor due to impurities0.80text
phosphine.As an alkyneinstance ofbut commercial grades usually have a marked odor due to impurities0.80text
acetylene is unsaturated because its two carbon atoms are bonded together in a triple bondinstance ofbut commercial grades usually have a marked odor due to impurities0.80text
acrylic fibersinstance ofThese derivatives form products0.80text
glassesinstance ofThese derivatives form products0.80text
paintsinstance ofThese derivatives form products0.80text

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