- A halide is a binary
compound, of which one part is a halogen atom and the other part is an
element or radical that is less electronegative than the halogen, to
make a fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide, or astatide compound.
- A halide ion is a
halogen atom bearing a negative charge. The halide anions are fluoride
(F−), chloride (Cl−), bromide (Br−), iodide (I−) and astatide (At−).
Such ions are present in all ionic halide salts.
- In organic chemistry
halides represent a functional group. Any organic compound that contains
a halogen atom can be considered a halide. Alkyl halides are organic
compounds of the type R-X, containing an alkyl group R covalently bonded
to a halogen X.
- Dihalides are
commonly used in the synthesis of cyclic alkanes.
- The typical halide
mineral is soft, can be transparent, is generally not very dense, has
good cleavage, and often has bright colors.
- Metal halides are
used in high-intensity discharge lamps called metal halide lamps, such
as those used in modern street lights. These are more energy-efficient
than mercury-vapor lamps, and have much better colour rendition than
orange high-pressure sodium lamps.
- Metal halide lamps
are also commonly used in greenhouses or in rainy climates to supplement
natural sunlight.
- Of all the lamps in
the high-intensity discharge (HID) family, the metal halide family of
lamps
has the brightest future. These lamps offer much higher
efficiency than mercury vapor lamps
and better light quality than
either mercury or sodium lamps.
- Metal halide sales
have increased at an average rate of 15% each year.
- The number of prints
being produced on silver halide paper from film and digital imaging
devices will rise from 135 billion in 2000 to 142 billion in
2008.
- The growth of silver
halide based photography papers, silver usage for these products should
rise from 46.0 million troy ounces in 2000 to 60.1 million troy ounces
in 2008.
- Demand for X-ray
films, which represent the largest usage segment for silver halide, are
continuing to grow, despite
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General
- About acid
halides
- Alkyl
halides
- Information about
alkyl halides
- Chemical
compounds-halides
- The halides
class
- Halogeno
derivatives
- Halides: minerals
with halogen anions
- About
halide
Process
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Photo promoted Carbonylation of
Alkyl Halides Under Ambient Conditions
Superconductivity in
Layered Structures of Rare-Earth Carbide Halides
Catalytic
hydrodehalogenation of aryl halides
Halide Dependence of
the Halorhodopsin Photocycle as Measured by Time-Resolved Infrared
Spectra
Optical properties
of alkali halide and thallium halide single crystals
The reaction of
halides with pulsed cytochrome bo from Escherichia coli
Alkyl Halide
Reactions
Solubility of
Halides and Chalcogenides
Transport processes in metal halide
gas discharge lamps The Influence of
Halide and Pseudo-Halide Antioxidants in Fenton-Like Reaction
Systems Patent
- Cartinine
Nitrile Halide Preparation
- Manufacturing
Process for silver halide Photographic Emulsion
- Metal Halides
Production in Fluid Bed
- Methyl Halide
Process
- Method for
recovering Hydrocarbons from Molten Metal Halides
- Photographic print
out silver Halide Process
- Process for halide
Preparation
- Silver halide
Photographic Material
Technology
- High Intensity
Discharge Lighting Technology
- Metal Halide -
Advances & Improvements
- Applications of Gold
Chemistry in Imaging Technology
- Low Wattage Ceramic
Metal Halide Lamp
- ROV Lighting
with Metal Halide
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Products and
Applications
- BriteSpotTM
ES50
- HMIŽ metal
halide lamps
- Pulse-Start Metal
Halide Lamps
- Metal
halide: standard choice for many high/low bay applications
- Commercial and
Industrial Metal Halide Lighting Applications
- Lighting: HID Versus
Fluorescent for High-Bay Lighting
- Use of organoboron
halides in organic synthesis
Project and
Consultants
- Biodegradation of
Adsorbable Organic Halides (AOX) Using A Sequencing Batch Biofilm
Reactor
- Prevention of early
switching life failure of Metal Halide and other HID lamp- Invention of
Dragon Kink effect
- Consultant in
Wilmington
- Consultant from New
York
- Alkyl Halide
Experts
Market and
Report
- Metal Halide
Technology: Brightest White light Source Ever Developed
- The Global Silver
Halide Photographic Market
- Best Practices for
Metal halide lighting systems, Plus questions and answers about lamp
ruptures Metal Halide Lighting Systems
- Design Guidelines
for a Copper Halide Laser
- Metal Halide Hits
the Trail with Bright Light, Low Wattage
- Bombardment Induced
Electron-Capture Processes at Sodium Halide Surfaces
- The Silver Halide
Imaging Symposium
Company Profiles and
Suppliers
- Company in
Gujarat
- Company in
Pune
- Chemical
Manufacturing company profile
- Halides Chemicals
Pvt Ltd
- Honest Joy Holdings
Limited
- Organic Halides
Suppliers
- Alkyl Halides
Worldwide Suppliers
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