Noun:

இணைக்கவும் ஒளியாகப் பயன்படும் வண்ணமற்ற வளி(அ)வாயு, உலோகத்தை வெட்டவும்,

acetylene's Usage Examples:

When liquefied acetylene is allowed to escape from the cylinder in which it is contained into ordinary atmospheric pressure, some of the liquid assumes the gaseous condition with such rapidity as to cool the remainder below the temperature of - 90° C.

Water decomposes it to give hydrogen free from ammonia and acetylene, i gram yielding about loo ccs.

The escape plan succeeds, but a series of murders with an oxyacetylene flashlight ensue.

Thus ethane gives H3C CH2 CH3, propane; ethylene gives H 2 C:CH CH 3, propylene; and acetylene gives HC: C CH 3, allylene.

The trimolecular polymerization of numerous acetylene compounds-substances containing two trebly linked carbon atoms, -C: C -, to form derivatives of benzene is of considerable interest.

The properties of liquid and solid acetylene have been investigated by D.

The chief unsaturated hydrocarbons present in coal gas are: ethylene, C2H4, butylene, C 4 H 8, acetylene, C 2 H 2, benzene, C 6 H 61 and naphthalene,C 10 H 8, and the saturated hydrocarbons consist chieflyof methane, CH 4, and ethane, C2H6.

the volume of the gas, but in the United States and on the continent of Europe, where liquefied acetylene was made on the large scale, several fatal accidents occurred owing to its explosion under not easily explained conditions.

oxyacetylene equipment, leakage of acetylene from faulty hoses or hose connections is the most common cause of fires.

, acetylene, C 2 H 2, with absorption of 59100 cal.

Synonyms:

alkyne, oxyacetylene, aliphatic compound, ethyne,

Antonyms:

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