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HCl corrosion issue

2008-03-05View Original

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I would like to ask experts: Can pure HCl dissolve in organic solvents (such as NMP) and ionize?
Reply #22008-03-05
Since it is hydrochloric acid, it must contain water. Even hydrogen chloride gas can dissolve together with NMP (N-methylpyrrolidone). This situation occurs in aramid production. Additionally, it seems that your title and content don’t quite match. :)
Reply #32008-03-05
Sure! We use methanol solutions and ethanol solutions of HCl in our synthesis experiments in the laboratory! An ethanol-acetonitrile solution of HCl can react with solid NaOH. There must be ions present in its solution!

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