Dehydrogenation |
| Reaction that involves the loss of hydrogen. It is carried out at elevated temperatures and in the presence of catalysts. The most important drshidrogenation is that of alkanes. It is also used in the conversion of alcohols to aldehydes or ketones. Some dehydrogenations, such as the formation of stable aromatic systems, do not require high temperatures. |
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Glossary of Chemistry in alphabetical order |
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Chemical Glossary Terms by character DD.D.T (abbreviation for dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane)Dalton's LawDeactivationDecantationDecarboxylationDecompositionDehydrationDehydrogenationDeliquescenceDenaturingDensity.DetergentDeuteriumDialysisDiamagneticDiamondDiethyletherDiffusionDiffusionDihydrateDilutionDimerDipole-dipole forces.DisaccharideDissociation.DissolutionDissolved Oxygen ODDistillationDistilled waterDouble coordinated linksDoughDubnioDysprosium |
Al estudiar química adquirirás diversos conocimientos que te ayudaran a comprender mejor el mundo que nos rodea, la gran mayoría de todo lo que nos rodea se encuentran relacionados con esta ciencia, la industria alimentaria es un buen ejemplo donde esta ciencia se encuentra vinculada directamente...
