Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry 2000
DOI: 10.1002/14356007.a08_191
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Cyanuric Acid and Cyanuric Chloride

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“…Treatment of cyanuric acid (103) with ammonia under the influence of pressure and 350–400 °C afforded melamine 69. 87 Melamine is a durable thermosetting plastic utilized in high-pressure decorative laminates, 88 insulation, 89 and fire-retardant additives, 90 as well as in the impregnation of décor paper, 91 and fertilizer for crops. 92 Also, melamine derivatives treat African trypanosomiasis.…”
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“…Conversely, replacing three hydrogens of cyanuric acid (103) when it is in the form of enol with an alkali earth metal such as NaOH furnished triazine salts 69 ( Scheme 41 ). 87 The harsh thermal conditions in method A may promote efficient substitution; however, decomposition may occur, leading to decreasing selectivity. In contrast, the lower temperature in method B allow better control and enhance the selectivity.…”
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