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succinic anhydride

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succinic anhydride [sək′sin·ik an′hī‚drīd]
(organic chemistry)
C4H4O3Colorless or pale needles soluble in alcohol and chloroform; converts to succinic acid in water; melts at 120°C; used as a chemical and pharmaceutical intermediate and a resin hardener.


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S has been extensively studied, together with other MA-grafted elastomers, as a toughening additive for PAs, in particular PA (66), and it has been found that the chemical reactions taking place between the amine end groups of PA and the succinic anhydride groups of S yield block copolymers granting an extremely fine dispersion of the rubber within the PA matrix (58), (67).
SIZING SIZING PERFORMANCE AND HYDROLYSIS RESISTANCE OF ALKYL OLEATE SUCCINIC ANHYDRIDES APPLICATION: With a long useful life in the emulsion form, ethyl oleate succinic anhydride could become one of the preferred sizing chemicals in papermaking.
Q: I recently learned about a commercially available product called alkenyl succinic anhydrides (ASA's).
 
 
 
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