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Chlorine removal

2017-01-06View Original

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Now, the solvent dichloromethane is being distilled under reduced pressure; it contains a certain amount of chlorine gas, which is released during distillation. There is a secondary condenser after that. I want to know whether the chlorine gas will accumulate at the top of the condenser or be removed by the vacuum – how can this chlorine gas be eliminated?
Reply #22017-01-06
It should be to add spray washing after the true pump is emptied
Reply #32017-01-30
It will definitely be sucked away by the vacuum, so it’s better to treat the exhaust gas after the pump!
Reply #42017-01-30
Under vacuum, although chlorine has a certain solubility, it will precipitate out; therefore, pre-treatment with a vacuum pump is necessary.

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