chemister2015 - 1-2-2019 at 03:42
What is the boiling point CF3CF2CF2CF=NOCF3 ?
I think this compound is the heaviest gas.
Tsjerk - 1-2-2019 at 05:35
Why do you think so?
chemister2015 - 4-2-2019 at 01:16
It has a molar weight of 299 (more than that of WF6). There is information that it boils at 16 C, but you need to find a confirmation.
Tsjerk - 4-2-2019 at 08:48
Wouldn't it be an ketoxime with that double bond and aren't you then missing an hydrogen and having an fluorine too much?
Or do you mean CF3CF2CF2C=NOFCF3?
Edit ; or do you mean a trifluoromethyl substituted aldoxime?
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clearly_not_atara - 4-2-2019 at 13:34
W186F6 is still heavier than the perfluorooxime compound :p
Tsjerk - 4-2-2019 at 14:23
I can imagine the compound proposed here has a lower density than that of WF6 because the lather has a smaller volume.
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