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07:33 Mar 31, 2004 |
Chinese to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng | |||||||
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4 | p-Chloro-o-Nitro-Acetanilide |
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对氯邻硝基乙酰苯胺 p-Chloro-o-Nitro-Acetanilide Explanation: Molecular Formula:C10H9ClN2O4 Molecular Weight:256.58 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 hrs 54 mins (2004-03-31 14:28:17 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- YES,YOU ARE RIGHT Reference: http://www.hongyanchem.com/prod-1-e.html#9 |
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对氯邻硝基乙酰苯胺 FYI Explanation: Google search on the three chemical names led me to the same website: http://www.hongyanchem.com/prod.html If your questions are indeed from this particular website, based on the structure they provided, I should say that they provided a wrong Chinese name for the compound. 该分子中有两个乙酰基,但”对氯邻硝基乙酰苯胺”分子中只有一个乙酰基。 I would call it p-Chloro-o-Nitro-aniline acetyl-acetate, because 此化合物可看成是”对氯邻硝基苯胺”与乙酰基乙酸(acetylacetate)反应的产物。 Note: 对氯邻硝基苯胺 = p-Chloro-o-Nitro-Aniline = PCONA, CAS: 89-63-4 They provided an acronym - AAPCONA. It may come from AA + PCONA. Of course, it may also have other names. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 hrs 32 mins (2004-04-01 06:05:56 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- acetyl-acetate = AA (not American Airline :)) See \"p-Chloro-o-Nitro Aniline (PCONA)\" at this site: http://members.aol.com/vitona/ProductsEN.htm -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day 12 hrs 24 mins (2004-04-01 19:58:19 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- See http://www.asialon-ah.com/cp10.htm Reference: http://www.hongyanchem.com/prod.html |
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