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Polymer Formers - FIZ Karlsruhe

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Specific compounds with SCN<br />

We will begin by looking at how to search for a few simple compounds.<br />

Compounds with a Specific Compound Number can be fully defined by searching the SCN.<br />

Thus:<br />

Ethylene - R00326<br />

Carboxymethyl cellulose - R01835<br />

Maleic anhydride - R00843<br />

Calcium carbonate - R01278<br />

Triethyl aluminium - R00659<br />

When these SCNs are indexed, they additionally autogenerate the Chemical Aspects for the<br />

specific compound.<br />

Specific compounds without SCN<br />

Compounds which do not have a SCN can be defined in terms of Chemical Aspects. For<br />

polymer formers a Generic code or ‘Others’ code (Gnnnn) is used with the aspects. All these<br />

terms should be linked using the first level of linking.<br />

4-Chlorophenol<br />

D19 (1) D31 (1) D50 (1) D69 (1) D86 (1) F31 (1) Cl<br />

where the aspects used are as follows:<br />

D19 Benzene ring<br />

D31 1 ring<br />

D50 No unsaturation<br />

D69 Halogen–C<br />

D86 6 Carbons<br />

F31<br />

Cl<br />

Monophenol<br />

Chlorine<br />

This will retrieve all references to compounds defined by this set of aspects, i.e. polymer<br />

formers, additives, catalysts, polymer types and modifying agents. If we wish to restrict the<br />

search to polymer formers only, we can add to the search the code for Monohydric phenol,<br />

other (G1138).<br />

4-Chlorophenol as <strong>Polymer</strong> Former<br />

D19 (1) D31 (1) D50 (1) D69 (1) D86 (1) F31 (1) Cl (1) G1138

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