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Nitron

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nitron [′nī‚trän]
(organic chemistry)
CN4(C6H5)3CH Yellow crystals, soluble in chloroform and acetone; used as reagent to detect NO3ion in dilute solutions.

Nitron 

a trade name for a polyacrylonitrile fiber produced in the USSR. In other countries a similar fiber is manufactured under the names Orion and Acrilan (USA), Cashmilon (Japan), Courtelle (Great Britain), Dralon (Federal Republic of Germany), Wolprüla (German Democratic Republic), and Anilana (Poland).



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