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Reaction conditions of phosgene with sodium hydroxide and hydrogen

2016-03-07View Original

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Can phosgene (COCl2) produced by the combustion of chloromethane be treated using a scrubber with NaOH solution? Can COCL2 react with NaOH? What are the pressure, temperature, and conditions of the reaction? I seek advice from experts!
Reply #22016-03-09
This post was last edited by qugd on 2016-3-9 09:02. Phosgene can react with bases, but due to the reaction rate, it may not be possible to absorb all of it, as phosgene can decompose into carbon monoxide during this process.
Reply #32016-03-18
So what are the temperature and pressure of that reaction?

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