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[*] posted on 1-6-2021 at 12:38
formaldehyde + MgCO3 what happens ?


in SM Wiki it says that MgCO3 is incompatible with formaldehyde and also safety data sheet for H2CO Attachment: Formaldehyde_msds.pdf (76kB)
This file has been downloaded 417 times .what is the reaction ? is it self condensation and MgO act as catalyst ? or what the hell is happening? i don't have formaldehyde to even see what's going on. can't find videos on YT either . share your thoughts and knowledge. thank you.




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[*] posted on 1-6-2021 at 13:26


Yes, I would expect a self condensation in a basic milieu, even if its just MgCO3.
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