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Is the gas coming out of chlorinated paraffin 52 after opening the cap chlorine gas?

2009-12-22View Original

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Our company has a new batch of chlorinated paraffin 52. When the inspectors took samples for testing, they found that gas came out after opening the cap. Our customers reported that the chlorinated paraffin 52 we sent them contained hydrochloric acid. Does anyone know what the gas is? ? ? ?
Reply #22009-12-22
It should be a mixture of hydrogen chloride, air, chlorine wax volatiles, and paraffin wax volatiles, with no chlorine present. The final step in the production of chlorine wax 52 is blowing, using compressed air to blow away the residual hydrogen chloride gas. The gas coming out of the barrel is a mixture of these things, with air as the main component and hydrogen chloride as the supplement.
Reply #32009-12-22
Our company specializes in the production of chlorinated paraffin-52, a first-class product; Please contact QQ: 574036222
Reply #42009-12-24
That stuff is hydrogen chloride gas and water vapor.
Reply #52009-12-24
The hydrogen chloride decomposed in trace amounts encounters the acid mist formed by the moisture in the air.
Reply #62010-01-13
Don't worry, it's okay. I smelled it. I used my pump at a chemical factory in Hangzhou. I saw it and it should be fine.

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