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2015-12-29View Original

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Fill-in-the-blank: Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride because water will hydrolyze the low-molecular-weight ( ) formed from ( ) and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances. Answer: Oxygen, peroxides
Reply #22015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight peroxides formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances.
Reply #32015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight compounds (hydrogen chloride, formic acid, formaldehyde) formed from trace amounts of oxygen in the system and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances.
Reply #42015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight peroxides formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances
Reply #52015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight peroxides formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances
Reply #62015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight (peroxides) formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances.
Reply #72015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight peroxides formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances
Reply #82015-12-29
Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight (peroxides) formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances.
Reply #92015-12-29
Water can hydrolyze the peroxides formed from vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances such as HCl, formic acid, and formaldehyde. Water must be removed during the distillation of vinyl chloride, as it causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight peroxides formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, leading to the generation of acidic substances.
Reply #102015-12-29
oxygen; Water must be removed during the distillation of peroxide vinyl chloride, as water causes the hydrolysis of the low-molecular-weight peroxides formed from oxygen and vinyl chloride, resulting in acidic substances.

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