https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=75...
" To allow good reaction to make halocetons
ICH2-CO-CH3, BrCH2-CO-CH3 and ClCH2-CO-CH3, you need catalytic amounts of acids...HCl!
They were registred as XCH2-CO-R
There is serious risks with the above chemicals because they tends to polymerise explosively in large quantity and spontaneously upon time! "
phil, you posted that there. i need to know the safety/danger of this, as i don't know about it and what that means.
like this?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4pNXAtPJp8
or makes a polymer that is explosive?
anyway, if i make and store iodoacetone AcCH2I, what do i need to be aware of?
also if i start to play with halogenating other parts of acetone (for different salts and haloform products), are there similar cases to watch for and
what?
thanks.
i figure i can run a reaction to get iodoacetone and then haloform the rest with bleach, but i want to be sure that all the safety data is known if i
want to store something. |