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Density and viscosity modeling of liquid adipates using neural network approaches
Journal of Molecular LiquidsLiquid Dialkylesters of adipic acid (adipates) have achieved prominence as alternative green solvents due to their special properties. To enhance their utilization, accurate thermophysical property data are required, especially for extended pressure ...
S M Hosseini
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Fluid Phase Equilibria, 2014 The article reports density measurements of dipropyl (DPA), dibutyl (DBA) and bis(2-ethylhexyl) (DEHA)adipates, using a vibrating U-tube densimeter, model DMA HP, from Anton Paar GmbH. The measure-ments were performed in the temperature range (293 to 373)
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Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1940
Robert A. Feagan, J. E. Copenhaver
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Robert A. Feagan, J. E. Copenhaver
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Pediatric Neurology, 2001
Adipic acid can appear, in combination with other dicarboxylic acids, in the urine of patients in a number of underlying metabolic diseases. A child with seizures and mental retardation of unknown etiology who was found to have elevated isolated adipic aciduria on investigation for metabolic diseases is reported.
D A, Hasbini, M A, Mikati, Z M, Habbal
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Adipic acid can appear, in combination with other dicarboxylic acids, in the urine of patients in a number of underlying metabolic diseases. A child with seizures and mental retardation of unknown etiology who was found to have elevated isolated adipic aciduria on investigation for metabolic diseases is reported.
D A, Hasbini, M A, Mikati, Z M, Habbal
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Drug and Chemical Toxicology, 2002
Adipic acid has very low acute toxicity in rats with an LD50 > 5000 mg/kg. Adipic acid produced mild to no skin irritation on intact guinea pig skin as a 50% concentration in propylene glycol; it was not a skin sensitizer. Adipic acid caused mild conjunctival irritation in washed rabbit eyes; in unwashed rabbit eyes, there was mild conjunctival ...
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Adipic acid has very low acute toxicity in rats with an LD50 > 5000 mg/kg. Adipic acid produced mild to no skin irritation on intact guinea pig skin as a 50% concentration in propylene glycol; it was not a skin sensitizer. Adipic acid caused mild conjunctival irritation in washed rabbit eyes; in unwashed rabbit eyes, there was mild conjunctival ...
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Modeling thermophysical properties of several liquid adipates
Journal of Molecular Liquids, 2022M M Alavianmehr, S M Hosseini
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Journal of Chemical Health & Safety, 2016
William E. Luttrell, Garrett R. Klaassen
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William E. Luttrell, Garrett R. Klaassen
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