氢原子(CAS 12385-13-6):分子式 H2、分子量 2.016。
| CAS号 | 12385-13-6 |
|---|---|
| 分子式 | H2 |
| 分子量 | 2.016 |
| 熔点 | -434 °F (USCG, 1999) |
| 沸点 | -423 °F at 760 mmHg (USCG, 1999) |
| LogP | 0 |
| 应用领域 | Uses: Used in welding (oxy-hydrogen and autogenous)、petroleum refining、and as a coolant、Used to hydrogenate oils and other organic compounds and to reduce metal oxides、[Merck Index]、Petroleum Production and Refining [Category: Industry]、Gas Welding and Cutting [Category: Weld]、In oxy-hydrogen blowpipe (welding) and limelight、autogenous welding of steel and other metals、manufacturing ammonia、synthetic methanol、HCl、NH3、hydrogenation of oils、fats、naphthalene、phenol、in balloons and airships、in metallurgy to reduce oxides to metals、in petroleum refining、in thermonuclear reactions (ionizes to form protons、deuterons (D) or tritons (T).、In bubble chambers to study subatomic particles、as a coolant.、Liquid hydrogen、In cryogenics、in study of superconductivity、Production of ammonia、ethanol、and aniline、hydrocracking、hydroforming、and hydrofining of petroleum、hydrogenation of vegetable oils、hydrogenolysis of coal、reducing agent for organic synthesis and metallic ores、reducing atmosphere to prevent oxidation、as oxyhdrogen flame for high temperatures、atomic-hydrogen welding、instrument-carrying balloons、making hydrogen chloride and hydrogen bromide、production of high-purity metals、fuel for nuclear rocket engines for hypersonic transport、missile fuel、cryogenic research.、For more Uses (Complete) data for Hydrogen (7 total)、please visit the HSDB record page.、Use Classification: Food additives、Industry Uses: Other、Insulators、Fuel agents、Fuel、Reducing agent、Catalyst、Not Known or Reasonably Ascertainable、Processing aids、specific to petroleum production、Intermediate、Consumer Uses: Not Known or Reasonably Ascertainable、Methods of Manufacturing: The main commercial processes for the on-purpose production of hydrogen are steam reforming、partial oxidation (coal、coke、resid)、or electrolysis of water. Hydrogen is also commercially produced as a by-product of chemical processes (ethylene crackers、styrene、MTBE etc) or gasoline manufacturing (catalytic reforming).、Obtained by passing water vapors over heated iron、by electrolysis of water or by action of hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid on iron or zinc、by hydrolysis of metal hydrides.、(1) Reaction of steam with natural gas (steam reforming) and susequent purification、(2) partial oxidation of hydrocarbons to carbon monoxide and interaction of carbon monoxide and steam、(3) gasification of coal、(4) dissociation of ammonia、(5) thermal or catalytic decomposition of hydrocarbons gases、(6) catalytic reforming of naphtha、(7) reaction of iron and steam、(8) catalytic reaction of methanol and steam、(9) electrolysis of water.、Hydrogen can be produced using diverse、domestic resources including fossil fuels、such as natural gas and coal (preferentially with carbon capture、utilization、and storage)、biomass grown from renewable、non-food crops、or using nuclear energy and renewable energy sources、such as wind、solar、geothermal、and hydroelectric power to split water. This diversity of potential supply sources is an important reason why hydrogen is such a promising energy carrier.、Hydrogen is produced on a laboratory scale from the action of an aqueous acid on a metal or from the reaction of an alkali metal in water ... These reactions can be carried out at room temperature. Hydrogen gas can also be produced on a laboratory scale by the electrolysis of an aqueous solution. Production of hydrogen through electrolysis is also used industrially. ... Hydrogen atoms can be produced in significant quantities in the gas phase by the action of radiation on or by extreme heating of H2 (3000 K).、Formulations、Preparations: Grades: Technical、pure、from an electrolytic grade of 99.8% to ultra-pure、with less than 10 ppm impurities.、Consumption Patterns: CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE FOR AMMONIA、56%、PETROLEUM REFINING、25%、CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE FOR METHANOL、7%、OTHER、12% (1980)、U.S. consumption of hydrogen in 1988: 49% as chemical intermediate for ammonia、37% in petroleum refining、8% as chemical intermediate for methanol、6% as other uses、U.S. Production: 2023: 20、000、000 - <25、000 lb、2022: 10、000 - <15、2021: 15、000 - <20、2020: 15、(1977) 8.48X10+10 CU FT、(1979) 9.93X10+10 CU FT、Daily Capacity: 4、197、260 thousands of cu ft、U.S. ... about 3 billion cu ft、yr、For more U.S. Production (Complete) data for Hydrogen (6 total)、U.S. Exports: (1977) 5.91X10+8 CU FT、(1979) 1.27X10+8 CU FT、General Manufacturing Information: All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing、Petroleum Refineries、All other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing、Petrochemical Manufacturing、Miscellaneous Manufacturing、All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing、Industrial Gas Manufacturing、Hydrogen: ACTIVE、Production of hydrogen in usa alone now amounts to about 3 billion cu ft、yr.、Method of purification: by scrubbing with various solutions (especially the Girbitol absorption process). For very pure hydrogen、by diffusion through palladium.、More efficient methods than electrolysis for obtaining hydrogen from water are under investigation. One of these is thermochemical decomposition. Another is photochemical decomposition by solar radiation、either directly or via a solar power generator. Photolytic decomposition of water with platinum catalyst has been achieved. Hydrogen can also be obtained by photolytic decomposition of hydrogen sulfide with cadmium sulfide catalyst.、Most U.S. hydrogen production ... is used captively.、For more General Manufacturing Information (Complete) data for Hydrogen (7 total) |
登记用途:Uses: Used in welding (oxy-hydrogen and autogenous)、petroleum refining、and as a coolant、Used to hydrogenate oils and other organic compounds and to reduce metal oxides、[Merck Index]、Petroleum Production and Refining [Category: Industry]、Gas Welding and Cutting [Category: Weld]、In oxy-hydrogen blowpipe (welding) and limelight、autogenous welding of steel and other metals、manufacturing ammonia、synthetic methanol、HCl、NH3、hydrogenation of oils、fats、naphthalene、phenol、in balloons and airships、in metallurgy to reduce oxides to metals、in petroleum refining、in thermonuclear reactions (ionizes to form protons、deuterons (D) or tritons (T).、In bubble chambers to study subatomic particles、as a coolant.、Liquid hydrogen、In cryogenics、in study of superconductivity、Production of ammonia、ethanol、and aniline、hydrocracking、hydroforming、and hydrofining of petroleum、hydrogenation of vegetable oils、hydrogenolysis of coal、reducing agent for organic synthesis and metallic ores、reducing atmosphere to prevent oxidation、as oxyhdrogen flame for high temperatures、atomic-hydrogen welding、instrument-carrying balloons、making hydrogen chloride and hydrogen bromide、production of high-purity metals、fuel for nuclear rocket engines for hypersonic transport、missile fuel、cryogenic research.、For more Uses (Complete) data for Hydrogen (7 total)、please visit the HSDB record page.、Use Classification: Food additives、Industry Uses: Other、Insulators、Fuel agents、Fuel、Reducing agent、Catalyst、Not Known or Reasonably Ascertainable、Processing aids、specific to petroleum production、Intermediate、Consumer Uses: Not Known or Reasonably Ascertainable、Methods of Manufacturing: The main commercial processes for the on-purpose production of hydrogen are steam reforming、partial oxidation (coal、coke、resid)、or electrolysis of water. Hydrogen is also commercially produced as a by-product of chemical processes (ethylene crackers、styrene、MTBE etc) or gasoline manufacturing (catalytic reforming).、Obtained by passing water vapors over heated iron、by electrolysis of water or by action of hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid on iron or zinc、by hydrolysis of metal hydrides.、(1) Reaction of steam with natural gas (steam reforming) and susequent purification、(2) partial oxidation of hydrocarbons to carbon monoxide and interaction of carbon monoxide and steam、(3) gasification of coal、(4) dissociation of ammonia、(5) thermal or catalytic decomposition of hydrocarbons gases、(6) catalytic reforming of naphtha、(7) reaction of iron and steam、(8) catalytic reaction of methanol and steam、(9) electrolysis of water.、Hydrogen can be produced using diverse、domestic resources including fossil fuels、such as natural gas and coal (preferentially with carbon capture、utilization、and storage)、biomass grown from renewable、non-food crops、or using nuclear energy and renewable energy sources、such as wind、solar、geothermal、and hydroelectric power to split water. This diversity of potential supply sources is an important reason why hydrogen is such a promising energy carrier.、Hydrogen is produced on a laboratory scale from the action of an aqueous acid on a metal or from the reaction of an alkali metal in water ... These reactions can be carried out at room temperature. Hydrogen gas can also be produced on a laboratory scale by the electrolysis of an aqueous solution. Production of hydrogen through electrolysis is also used industrially. ... Hydrogen atoms can be produced in significant quantities in the gas phase by the action of radiation on or by extreme heating of H2 (3000 K).、Formulations、Preparations: Grades: Technical、pure、from an electrolytic grade of 99.8% to ultra-pure、with less than 10 ppm impurities.、Consumption Patterns: CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE FOR AMMONIA、56%、PETROLEUM REFINING、25%、CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE FOR METHANOL、7%、OTHER、12% (1980)、U.S. consumption of hydrogen in 1988: 49% as chemical intermediate for ammonia、37% in petroleum refining、8% as chemical intermediate for methanol、6% as other uses、U.S. Production: 2023: 20、000、000 - <25、000 lb、2022: 10、000 - <15、2021: 15、000 - <20、2020: 15、(1977) 8.48X10+10 CU FT、(1979) 9.93X10+10 CU FT、Daily Capacity: 4、197、260 thousands of cu ft、U.S. ... about 3 billion cu ft、yr、For more U.S. Production (Complete) data for Hydrogen (6 total)、U.S. Exports: (1977) 5.91X10+8 CU FT、(1979) 1.27X10+8 CU FT、General Manufacturing Information: All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing、Petroleum Refineries、All other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing、Petrochemical Manufacturing、Miscellaneous Manufacturing、All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing、Industrial Gas Manufacturing、Hydrogen: ACTIVE、Production of hydrogen in usa alone now amounts to about 3 billion cu ft、yr.、Method of purification: by scrubbing with various solutions (especially the Girbitol absorption process). For very pure hydrogen、by diffusion through palladium.、More efficient methods than electrolysis for obtaining hydrogen from water are under investigation. One of these is thermochemical decomposition. Another is photochemical decomposition by solar radiation、either directly or via a solar power generator. Photolytic decomposition of water with platinum catalyst has been achieved. Hydrogen can also be obtained by photolytic decomposition of hydrogen sulfide with cadmium sulfide catalyst.、Most U.S. hydrogen production ... is used captively.、For more General Manufacturing Information (Complete) data for Hydrogen (7 total)。
氢原子 是一种化工化合物,登记 CAS 号为 12385-13-6,分子式 H2(分子量 2.016)。
登记 CAS 号:12385-13-6
其分子式 H2 由 2 个氢 组成。
别名/同义词:氢原子 · Hydrogen atom
氢原子 的 CAS 登记号为 12385-13-6。
分子式 H2,分子量 2.016。
别名/同义词:氢原子、Hydrogen atom。
登记用途:Uses: Used in welding (oxy-hydrogen and autogenous)、petroleum refining、and as a coolant、Used to hydrogenate oils and other organic compounds and to reduce metal oxides、[Merck Index]、Petroleum Production and Refining [Category: Industry]、Gas Welding and Cutting [Category: Weld]、In oxy-hydrogen blowpipe (welding) and limelight、autogenous welding of steel and other metals、manufacturing ammonia、synthetic methanol、HCl、NH3、hydrogenation of oils、fats、naphthalene、phenol、in balloons and airships、in metallurgy to reduce oxides to metals、in petroleum refining、in thermonuclear reactions (ionizes to form protons、deuterons (D) or tritons (T).、In bubble chambers to study subatomic particles、as a coolant.、Liquid hydrogen、In cryogenics、in study of superconductivity、Production of ammonia、ethanol、and aniline、hydrocracking、hydroforming、and hydrofining of petroleum、hydrogenation of vegetable oils、hydrogenolysis of coal、reducing agent for organic synthesis and metallic ores、reducing atmosphere to prevent oxidation、as oxyhdrogen flame for high temperatures、atomic-hydrogen welding、instrument-carrying balloons、making hydrogen chloride and hydrogen bromide、production of high-purity metals、fuel for nuclear rocket engines for hypersonic transport、missile fuel、cryogenic research.、For more Uses (Complete) data for Hydrogen (7 total)、please visit the HSDB record page.、Use Classification: Food additives、Industry Uses: Other、Insulators、Fuel agents、Fuel、Reducing agent、Catalyst、Not Known or Reasonably Ascertainable、Processing aids、specific to petroleum production、Intermediate、Consumer Uses: Not Known or Reasonably Ascertainable、Methods of Manufacturing: The main commercial processes for the on-purpose production of hydrogen are steam reforming、partial oxidation (coal、coke、resid)、or electrolysis of water. Hydrogen is also commercially produced as a by-product of chemical processes (ethylene crackers、styrene、MTBE etc) or gasoline manufacturing (catalytic reforming).、Obtained by passing water vapors over heated iron、by electrolysis of water or by action of hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid on iron or zinc、by hydrolysis of metal hydrides.、(1) Reaction of steam with natural gas (steam reforming) and susequent purification、(2) partial oxidation of hydrocarbons to carbon monoxide and interaction of carbon monoxide and steam、(3) gasification of coal、(4) dissociation of ammonia、(5) thermal or catalytic decomposition of hydrocarbons gases、(6) catalytic reforming of naphtha、(7) reaction of iron and steam、(8) catalytic reaction of methanol and steam、(9) electrolysis of water.、Hydrogen can be produced using diverse、domestic resources including fossil fuels、such as natural gas and coal (preferentially with carbon capture、utilization、and storage)、biomass grown from renewable、non-food crops、or using nuclear energy and renewable energy sources、such as wind、solar、geothermal、and hydroelectric power to split water. This diversity of potential supply sources is an important reason why hydrogen is such a promising energy carrier.、Hydrogen is produced on a laboratory scale from the action of an aqueous acid on a metal or from the reaction of an alkali metal in water ... These reactions can be carried out at room temperature. Hydrogen gas can also be produced on a laboratory scale by the electrolysis of an aqueous solution. Production of hydrogen through electrolysis is also used industrially. ... Hydrogen atoms can be produced in significant quantities in the gas phase by the action of radiation on or by extreme heating of H2 (3000 K).、Formulations、Preparations: Grades: Technical、pure、from an electrolytic grade of 99.8% to ultra-pure、with less than 10 ppm impurities.、Consumption Patterns: CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE FOR AMMONIA、56%、PETROLEUM REFINING、25%、CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE FOR METHANOL、7%、OTHER、12% (1980)、U.S. consumption of hydrogen in 1988: 49% as chemical intermediate for ammonia、37% in petroleum refining、8% as chemical intermediate for methanol、6% as other uses、U.S. Production: 2023: 20、000、000 - <25、000 lb、2022: 10、000 - <15、2021: 15、000 - <20、2020: 15、(1977) 8.48X10+10 CU FT、(1979) 9.93X10+10 CU FT、Daily Capacity: 4、197、260 thousands of cu ft、U.S. ... about 3 billion cu ft、yr、For more U.S. Production (Complete) data for Hydrogen (6 total)、U.S. Exports: (1977) 5.91X10+8 CU FT、(1979) 1.27X10+8 CU FT、General Manufacturing Information: All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing、Petroleum Refineries、All other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing、Petrochemical Manufacturing、Miscellaneous Manufacturing、All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing、Industrial Gas Manufacturing、Hydrogen: ACTIVE、Production of hydrogen in usa alone now amounts to about 3 billion cu ft、yr.、Method of purification: by scrubbing with various solutions (especially the Girbitol absorption process). For very pure hydrogen、by diffusion through palladium.、More efficient methods than electrolysis for obtaining hydrogen from water are under investigation. One of these is thermochemical decomposition. Another is photochemical decomposition by solar radiation、either directly or via a solar power generator. Photolytic decomposition of water with platinum catalyst has been achieved. Hydrogen can also be obtained by photolytic decomposition of hydrogen sulfide with cadmium sulfide catalyst.、Most U.S. hydrogen production ... is used captively.、For more General Manufacturing Information (Complete) data for Hydrogen (7 total)。
氢原子(CAS 12385-13-6)的独立参考数据,整理自公开化学数据库。
| CAS 号 | 12385-13-6 |
|---|---|
| PubChem CID | 783 |
| 分子式 | H2 |
| IUPAC 名称 | molecular hydrogen |
| UNII(FDA) | 7YNJ3PO35Z |
| Molecular Weight | 2.016 |
|---|---|
| XLogP3 | 0 |
| Hydrogen Bond Donor Count | 0 |
| Hydrogen Bond Acceptor Count | 0 |
| Rotatable Bond Count | 0 |
| Exact Mass | 2.0156500638 |
| Monoisotopic Mass | 2.0156500638 |
| Topological Polar Surface Area | 0 |
| Heavy Atom Count | 0 |
| Boiling Point | -423 °F at 760 mmHg (USCG, 1999) |
|---|---|
| Boiling Point | -259.16 °C |
| Boiling Point | -253 °C |
| Boiling Point | -252.8 °C @760 [mm Hg] |
| Melting Point | -434 °F (USCG, 1999) |
| Melting Point | -252.762 °C |
| Melting Point | -259.2 °C |
| Melting Point | -259 °C |
| Melting Point | -259.18 °C |
| Solubility | In water, 1.62 mg/L at 21 °C |
Hydrogen; Molecular hydrogen; Dihydrogen; 1333-74-0; Protium; hydrogen-1; DTXSID9029643; 7YNJ3PO35Z; CHEBI:18276; Hydrogen atoms; RefChem:389053; DTXCID00196437; 215-605-7; Atomic hydrogen; Hydrogen gas; Hydrogen in Steel, 1g/piece
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| GHS 通报统计 | 0.1% (2 / 1422) |
| GHS 通报统计 | 0.1% (2 / 1422) |
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| 已通报的危害声明 | H220, H280 (75.8%), H281 (13.5%) |
氢原子 · CAS 12385-13-6 · H2. UNII 7YNJ3PO35Z. Boiling Point: -423 °F at 760 mmHg (USCG, 1999); Boiling Point: -259.16 °C; Boiling Point: -253 °C.
数据来源:PubChem / Wikidata;与随货 COA 不一致时以 COA 为准。
English page: Hydrogen atom