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Risk analysis of the chlorination process

2011-06-23View Original

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Speaking of the explosion limit, due to chlorine’s role in facilitating combustion, can it be understood that flammable gases can form explosive mixtures with it to reach the explosion limit, and not just with air? So, for the process of chlorination using toluene as a solvent, is there a possibility that material accumulates at the top of the reactor and reaches the explosive limit when an excess of chlorine is used and the reaction does not proceed completely? Please analyze it.

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