Hypophosphite

Définitions de « hypophosphite »

Hypophosphite - Nom commun

• (Chimie) Sel résultant de la réaction de l'acide hypophosphoreux avec une base.

  Lorsque les concentrations en hypophosphite sont trop faibles, la vitesse de déposition diminue.

Étymologie de « hypophosphite »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « hypophosphite » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « hypophosphite »

• Le rapport de recherche sur le marché mondial de l’hypophosphite de sodium a prédit une puissante croissance futuriste du marché de l’hypophosphite de sodium et la fusion de plusieurs statistiques sur l’industrie respective. En plus de cela, le rapport sur le marché mondial de l’hypophosphite de sodium est considéré comme une découverte complète d’informations importantes liées au marché international.

• According to a recent report by Consegic Business Intelligence, the sodium hypophosphite market is poised for strong expansion and is expected to reach USD 1,168.46 million by 2030. The market, which was valued at USD 790.77 million in 2022, is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.1% during the period 2023-2030. Consegic Business Intelligence study also provides insights into the market's competitive landscape, market segmentation, regional outlook, and emerging technologies in the Sodium hypophosphite market.

• Febex is a global player in phosphorus derivatives (high purity phosphoric acid, sodium hypophosphite and derivatives), used primarily in electronics and in the pharmaceuticals industry. Part of the Performance Additives Business Line and with little integration within the Group’s other activities, Febex reported sales of around €30 million in 2021, employs 59 people, and operates 1 site in Switzerland.

• Proprietary electroless nickel baths, which have been marketed in concentrated form for about 20 years, contain combinations of complexing agents, buffers, and stabilizers.  The baths are the result of much empirical research and development.  The technical data sheets of suppliers disclose only the nickel and hypophosphite content.  Few new formulations have been published; Gutzeit's 1959 articles7 on bath chemistry are still the best source of information.  Numerous patents claiming improvements in baths or deposits have been granted.  Most of these disclose various stabilizers or additives.

Traductions du mot « hypophosphite »

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