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What is vinyl acetylene? How was it created?

2009-04-10View Original

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Reply #22009-04-10
It is produced by the addition reaction of two molecules of acetylene: lol
Reply #32009-05-14
Acetylene dimerizes to vinylacetylene
Reply #42009-05-15
What are the conditions for an addition reaction? It is said that acetylene produced by the calcium carbide method contains vinylacetylene; what is the approximate amount of it?
Reply #52009-05-15
This stuff seems to be prone to causing explosions, as it can be produced during the vinyl chloride production process
Reply #62009-05-24
Molecular formula C4H4, molecular weight 52.04, colorless gas. The structural formula is CH2=CH-C≡CH. It is **sexual and toxic, and irritates mucous membranes. The boiling point is 5°C, and the density at 0°C is 0.7095 g/cm3. It forms explosive mixtures with air, with an explosion limit of 1.7–73.3% (by volume). It is chemically reactive and readily oxidizes in air to form explosive peroxides. Addition reactions and polymerization reactions occur easily. 2-Chloro-1,3-butadiene, a monomer used in the production of synthetic rubber. It can be formed by the self-polymerization of acetylene in the presence of a catalyst, or by the linear polymerization of acetylene through a saturated solution of ammonium chloride containing cuprous chloride.
Reply #72009-05-25
1. Physical and chemical constants of the substance: Standard code: 21060 CAS number: 689-97-4 Chinese name: Vinyl acetylene English name: Vinyl acetylene; Buten-3-yne   Alternative names   Molecular formula C4H4 ; CH2=CH-C≡CH Appearance and properties: Gas at room temperature. Molecular weight: 52.04. Flash point

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