A solvent with a density greater than 1.6 g/cm3 is required, to be colorless and transparent, as well as low in toxicity. Please recommend some, it’s urgent!

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Reply #22011-04-27

Perchloroethylene has a relative density of 1.626; substances with a higher density are hard to find. Carbon tetrachloride, on the other hand, has a density of 1.59, which is close to this value. .

Reply #32011-04-27

Reply to 2# zpg: Thank you so much!

Reply #42011-04-27

What is the solubility of perchloroethylene?

Reply #52011-04-27

Will salt water work? It’s fine as long as more than 60g of inorganic salts can be dissolved in 100g of water

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