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Does magnesium chloride produce a white gas when heated to high temperatures (above 1200°C)?

2021-10-07View Original

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My product contains magnesium chloride, and white gas is emitted when it is heated to high temperatures. What is the composition of this white gas?
Reply #22021-10-07
I conducted experiments; without magnesium chloride, there is no white smoke. It turns out that what we added was ammonium chloride, and there was also white smoke at that time. Ammonium chloride is no longer used; magnesium chloride is used instead, but white smoke is still produced.

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