What is the pyrolysis temperature of dichloromethane?

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This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 10/03/2011 at 11:26. The standards for industrial dichloromethane state that it readily undergoes pyrolysis to form phosgene; what is the pyrolysis temperature of dichloromethane?

Reply #22009-05-06

The boiling point is 39.8 degrees Celsius, and the melting point is -96.7 degrees Celsius

Reply #32011-07-27

Was the original poster’s problem solved? I also want to know his pyrolysis temperature

Reply #42011-07-27

I found an answer online stating that the lowest temperature for pyrolysis is 120°C, but I’m not aware of its source; I hope we can discuss this together.

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