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Hydrolysis of chlorosilanes

2016-05-09View Original

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May I ask, can the reaction between trichlorosilane and dichlorodihydrosilane produce hydrogen?
Reply #22016-05-10
Do they react with each other? What are the reaction conditions?
Reply #32016-05-12
The hydrolysis of trichlorosilane produces hydrogen, and the hydrolysis of dichlorodihydrosilane also produces hydrogen, with very vigorous hydrolysis occurring in both cases.
Reply #42016-09-17
Bro, it seems like neither of them responds, right?:)
Reply #52016-09-20
Stop hydrolyzing. Dichloro and tetrachloro can react; a reverse disproportionation unit should be installed

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