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Are phosgene and triphosgene equally reactive?

2021-07-22View Original

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This post was last edited by LonelinessIsOkay on 2022-7-22 at 14:18. In the laboratory, I intend to use triphosgene as a substitute for phosgene. Will this have any effects?
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2022-2-19 20:14 m
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2021-8-1 11:06. It shouldn’t have any impact, right?
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This post was last edited by LonelinessIsOkay on 2021-8-1 at 11:04. In theory, they’re the same thing
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2021-8-13 09:50 a
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2021-8-13 09:50. Haha
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2021-9-9 09:27. Ha
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2021-10-18 at 13:22; it’s the same
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This post was last edited by Don’t be afraid of loneliness on 2021-10-18 at 13:22

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