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Process and applications of producing coal gas CO from coke

2008-02-15View Original

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I heard that the gas produced can be used to make phosgene
Reply #22008-02-16
Phosgene is a highly toxic gas. It could even cost a life.
Reply #32009-07-18
Because the purity of CO is very high, it can react with chlorine to produce phosgene, a chemical weapon.
Reply #42009-07-18
Due to its high purity, it is used in carbonylation processes in the fine chemical industry; companies such as Zhejiang Jiangshan, Huaihua, Wanwei, and Inner Mongolia Yuanxing all use such equipment. The information on \"carbon monoxide generators\" can also be found on the website of the Intellectual Property Office”

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