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copper chloride

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copper chloride [′käp·ər ′klȯr‚īd]
(inorganic chemistry)


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Then, we added ligand pentamethyl diethylenetriamine and copper chloride (I) as the reaction catalysts to the solution," Abdollahi, one of the team researchers told INIC.
After trying different metal chloride catalysts in the ionic solvent, the team found a pair of catalysts that worked well: A combination of copper chloride and chromium chloride under 120 degrees Celsius broke down the cellulose without creating a lot of unwanted byproducts.
A different chemical, copper chloride, burns turquoise blue, but it mustn't get too hot or it may explode a little too vigorously.
 
 
 
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