Molecular Formula:Ca2O4Si Compound Is Canonicalized:True XLogP3-AA:171.8817667 Monoisotopic Mass:171.8817667 Complexity:19.1 Rotatable Bond Count:0 Hydrogen Bond Donor Count:0 Hydrogen Bond Acceptor Count:4 Topological Polar Surface Area:92.2 Heavy Atom Count::7 Defined Atom Stereocenter Count:0 Undefi...
CaPs with various morphologies can be prepared by adjusting pH, temperature, organic additives, the Ca/P ratio, and ion saturation of the reaction system [149,208]. pH affects precipitation and crystallization of HAPs by influencing the balance between the hydrogen-containing anions and ...
Foods such as gelatin-based desserts are the simplest food gels, consisting of a water-gelatin gel with added sweetener, flavor, and color. Agar, starch, pectin, iota- and kappa-carrageenans, alginates, and gellan gum can form gels. In this gelation method, hydrogen bonds allow numerous ...
Molecular Formula:CH2CaN2+2 Compound Is Canonicalized:True XLogP3-AA:81.9843889 Monoisotopic Mass:81.9843889 Complexity:29.3 Rotatable Bond Count:0 Hydrogen Bond Donor Count:1 Hydrogen Bond Acceptor Count:2 Topological Polar Surface Area:49.8 Heavy Atom Count::4 Defined Atom Stereocenter Count:0 Undef...
Formula: CH2O3.Ca Chemical Name: Calcium carbonate Synonyms: Carbonic acid calcium salt (1:1);Calcium carbonate (CaCO3);Calcium carbonate (1:1);Allied Whiting;Calcene CO;Calcene NC;Calcene TM;Calofil B 1;Calofil E 2;Calofort T;Calopake F;Calopake H;Calopake FS;Calopake High ...
Calcium is a silver-white metal, somewhat malleable and ductile; stable in dry air, but in moist air or with water reacts to form calcium hydroxide and hydrogen gas; when heated burns in air to form calcium oxide emitting a brilliant light. Discovered by Davy in 1808. There are six stabl...
As there is no water (or hydrogen oxide) present in these phases they are sometimes referred to as anhydrous phases. After reaction with water, new phases form, in which water is chemically combined with the other oxides. These phases are known as hydrates. Some cement phases are also ...
Molecular Formula: C20H27CaN7O6 Compound Is Canonicalized: True XLogP3-AA: null Exact Mass: 497.1335723 Monoisotopic Mass: 497.1335723 Complexity: 699 Rotatable Bond Count: 8 Hydrogen Bond Donor Count: 5 Hydrogen Bond Acceptor Count: 12 Topological Polar Surface Area: 209 Heavy Atom Count: 34 ...
It can be combined with oxidation to produce calcium oxide, combined with nitrogen to produce calcium nitride Ca3N2, combined with fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, etc., to produce the corresponding halide, and hydrogen under the action of 400ºC catalyst to produce calcium hydride....
b, Histogram of CO32− coordination environments, now decomposed into contributions from Ca2+ and water hydrogen donors (Hw). c, Representative Ca2+ coordination sphere for the modal coordination environment marked by a star in a. d, Representative CO32− coordination sphere for the modal ...