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Is it necessary to use nitrogen protection when unloading chloroform?

2019-11-28View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: is it necessary to use nitrogen protection when unloading chloroform? Are there any other things to keep in mind?
Reply #22019-11-29
It has never been unloaded. What are the chemical and physical properties of chloroform? Is it in a gaseous or liquid state? What are the operating parameters? Why is nitrogen added? What considerations underlie this? What is the unloading plan?

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