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The main use of borosilicate 4-acid is in the general field of engineering.
In terms of engineering, first, in glass manufacturing. It can greatly improve the general performance of glass, such as improving the quality of glass, making it more resistant to corrosion. Second, it can resist the invasion of surface acid and liquid, and it can also improve the quality of glass. Glass is not easy to break, such as glass cups, tubes, etc. Chamber glass, which has the work of borosilicate, can withstand high temperature without damage. Second, in ceramic glaze, it is also indispensable. The addition of borosilicate acid can reduce the melting degree of the glaze, make the glazing process easier to operate, and can improve the brightness and hardness of the glaze surface. Ceramic products are both beautiful and durable, such as exquisite ceramic tableware, ceramic, etc., which enhance their color.
In terms of quality, borosilicate acid can be used in borosilicate acid. In the material, it can reduce the acidity of the liquid and determine the quality of the product. Because the product can maintain its activity and effect under a specific acid environment, borosilicate acid can cleverly control this environment and protect the effect of the product. In addition, in some external materials, it is also useful, such as some ointments, borosilicate acid can help the acidity of the ointment, making it more compatible with the physiological environment of the skin, reducing the irritation of the skin, and increasing the safety and effectiveness of the ointment.

The physical properties of potassium borosilicate acid have the following numbers.
The first is its melting and boiling properties. Potassium borosilicate has a high melting point. Due to the strong force of internal ionic bonds or chemical bonds, it needs to be fed with a lot of heat energy to break the bonds between its structures. With this characteristic, potassium borosilicate can keep its solid state stable in high temperature environments and does not melt easily. It is widely used in refractory materials and other fields.
The second is its solubility. In common solvents, potassium borosilicate has limited solubility. Water is a common solvent, but potassium borosilicate is difficult to dissolve in water. Due to the interaction between water molecules and potassium borosilicate particles, it is not enough to break its lattice structure and disperse it into ions or molecules in water. And in some special solvents, such as strong acid and strong base liquids, due to chemical reactions, there may be a certain solubility change. This is because chemical reactions change the structure of compounds and cause their solubility to change.
Furthermore, density. The density of potassium borosilicate is higher than that of general lightweight materials. Its internal atoms are closely arranged, and the number of atoms per unit volume is large and the mass is large. This property makes potassium borosilicate have a certain sense of weight, and it is useful in scenarios that require specific weights or counterweights, such as some precision instrument parts and balanced counterweights.
And its hardness is also an important property. Potassium borosilicate has a certain hardness and can resist a certain degree of friction and scratching. This is due to the stability of its internal structure, the close bonding between atoms or ions, and it is not easy to shift and deform under external force. Therefore, where wear resistance is required, such as the surface coating of some special glass products, this property of potassium borosilicate can increase its wear resistance and extend its service life.

The chemical properties of chalky alkylhydrazine-4-carboxylic acids are particularly important. This is a class of organic compounds with a specific structure and reactivity.
Looking at its chemical properties, the first word is its acidity. The carboxylic acid has a carboxyl group (-COOH), which is an acidic functional group. Under suitable conditions, the carboxyl group can dissociate hydrogen ions (H 🥰), which is acidic. For example, in aqueous solution, it can neutralize with bases to form corresponding carboxylic salts and water. Its acidity is related to the electronic effect of other groups in the molecule. If there is an electron-withdrawing group, the electron cloud density of the carboxyl group can be reduced, and hydrogen ions can be dissociated more easily, and the acidity is enhanced; on the contrary, the electron-donating group weakens the acidity.
Furthermore, it is related to its reactivity. Carboxyl groups can participate in many chemical reactions. One is esterification, which reacts with alcohols under acid catalysis to form esters and water. This reaction is a common way to prepare ester compounds and is widely used in the field of organic synthesis. Second, the carboxylic acid can undergo condensation reaction and react with compounds containing amino groups (-NH ²) to form an amide bond (-CONH-), which is a key reaction in peptide and protein synthesis.
In addition, in the molecular structure of chalky alkylhydrazine-4-carboxylic acids, in addition to carboxyl groups, the alkylhydrazine part also affects its chemical properties. The alkanhydrazine structure endows molecules with certain nucleophilic properties, which can participate in reactions such as nucleophilic substitution. This nucleophilic interaction with the acidity of carboxyl groups makes the compound exhibit unique behaviors in chemical reactions.
From the above, it can be seen that the chemical properties of chalky alkanhydrazine-4-carboxylic acids are rich and diverse, covering acid-related reactions and various reactions based on carboxyl and alkanhydrazine structures, and occupy an important position in the research and application of organic chemistry.

To refine casein acid, the first step is to prepare fresh milk. Pour the fresh milk into a purifier, slowly add an appropriate amount of acetic acid, stir while adding, and move slowly and evenly to fully blend the acetic acid with the fresh milk. After a while, the casein acid can be seen gradually precipitating and coagulating in the milk in a flocculent shape.
At this time, do not rush, you need to let the tablet stand until it settles. Then, filter it with a fine filter cloth, retain the precipitated casein acid, and discard the filtrate. The resulting casein acid still contains water and needs to be further disposed.
Take a clean flat dish, place the filtered casein acid in it, spread it evenly, and put it in a ventilated and cool place to let it dry naturally. If you want to dry it quickly, you can also bake it with a slight fire, but the heat must be properly controlled. If the fire is large, it is easy to cause casein acid to burn and damage its quality. After it dries, casein acid is available.
There are other ways. You can first heat the fresh milk to a moderate temperature, about forty or fifty degrees Celsius, and then add rennet. The amount of rennet must be accurate and determined according to the amount of milk. After adding, gently stir to distribute the enzyme solution evenly. After a moment, the casein in the milk coagulates. When the coagulant is formed, cut it into small pieces with a knife for subsequent processing.
Next, pour the clot together with the whey into the gauze package, twist the gauze, and squeeze out the whey. After this treatment, the water content of the clot is greatly reduced. Then it is placed on a flat hard object such as a slate, and the weight is slightly pressed to squeeze out the residual water. Finally, dry casein acid is obtained, which can be used as needed.

When storing and transporting chalky alkyl ether-4-carboxylic acid, many precautions need to be paid attention to.
First environmental conditions. The storage place must be dry and cool. Because the substance is in a humid environment, it is susceptible to moisture intrusion, or chemical reactions such as hydrolysis, which can damage its quality. The temperature should not be too high, and high temperature may accelerate its chemical changes and even cause danger. When transporting, it is also necessary to ensure that the internal environment of the transportation vehicle meets the above requirements and is not affected by sudden changes in external temperature and humidity.
The second is the packaging material. The packaging must be tight and suitable. Materials with good corrosion resistance and sealing should be selected. If the packaging is not appropriate, the substance may leak out, not only causing its own loss, but also posing a threat to the surrounding environment and personnel. If it is packaged with special plastic or glass materials with stable chemical properties, it will prevent reactions with the packaging materials.
Furthermore, avoid mixed storage and transportation. It is not allowed to co-store and transport substances that are contrary to the properties of oxidation, reduction, acid and alkali. Due to its unique chemical properties, it comes into contact with certain substances, or triggers violent reactions, and even causes serious accidents such as explosions and fires.
In addition, the storage and transportation places must be clearly marked, marking the characteristics of the substance, danger warnings and other information. So that the relevant personnel can see at a glance and strictly abide by safety regulations during operation and disposal. At the same time, the place should be equipped with complete emergency equipment and protective equipment, such as fire extinguishers, eye washers, protective gloves, gas masks, etc., for emergencies. Relevant personnel should also be professionally trained to be familiar with the characteristics of the substance and emergency treatment methods to ensure the safety of the whole process of storage and transportation.