The toxicity issue of dimethyl sulfate! ! !
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Dimethyl sulfate is unstable in water, and I wonder how long it takes for it to be almost completely hydrolyzed in water at 30 degrees Celsius! ! !
If dimethyl sulfate is to be decomposed, it is recommended to add a base. When using dimethyl sulfate, it is recommended to use 5% ammonia water, which can be used as a cleaning solution in case the skin comes into contact with it.
However, my reaction conditions do not permit an alkaline environment; it can only be destroyed under acidic conditions. My reaction temperature is 30 degrees. Under such conditions, how long will it take for dimethyl sulfate to be completely hydrolyzed?
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