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Phosgene is produced by reacting gas with chlorine; how often does the activated carbon need to be replaced?

2015-09-20View Original

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Thank you! Is the carbon monoxide content in gas 93%, and is over 99.6% of chlorine present as gaseous chlorine? In other words, the concentration of phosgene produced must be below a certain level before the activated carbon needs to be replaced. Thank you!
Reply #22015-09-24
You can use these two materials to conduct a small-scale test. Be careful to remove all hydrogen from the gas, otherwise it could be dangerous.

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