1-Bromo-3-Chlorobenzene
Linshang Chemical
HS Code |
152588 |
Chemical Formula | C6H4BrCl |
Molar Mass | 191.45 g/mol |
Appearance | Colorless to pale yellow liquid |
Boiling Point | 201 - 203 °C |
Melting Point | -21 °C |
Density | 1.651 g/cm³ |
Solubility In Water | Insoluble |
Solubility In Organic Solvents | Soluble in many organic solvents like ethanol, ether |
Odor | Characteristic aromatic odor |
Flash Point | 87 °C |
Stability | Stable under normal conditions, but can react with strong oxidizing agents |
As an accredited 1-Bromo-3-Chlorobenzene factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
Packing | 1 - bromo - 3 - chlorobenzene packaged in 500 - gram bottles. |
Storage | 1 - Bromo - 3 - chlorobenzene should be stored in a cool, dry, well - ventilated area, away from heat sources and open flames. It should be kept in a tightly - sealed container made of suitable materials like glass or certain plastics that are resistant to corrosion. Store it separately from oxidizing agents, strong acids, and bases to prevent chemical reactions. |
Shipping | 1 - bromo - 3 - chlorobenzene is shipped in sealed, corrosion - resistant containers. Compliance with hazardous chemical shipping regulations is ensured. Proper labeling indicates its nature, and it's transported with precautions to prevent spills and exposure. |
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Mercury is highly volatile and can slowly dissipate in the air. This property also makes it easy to be inhaled by the human body, thus posing a threat to human health. If people inhale mercury vapor or eat mercury-containing substances by mistake, mercury can accumulate in the human body, damaging the nervous system, kidneys and many other organs.
Mercury has unique chemical activity and can form amalgam with a variety of metals. The state of this amalgam, soft or hard, varies depending on the metal. Mercury amalgam has been used in many fields such as metallurgy and medicine in the past.
In addition, mercury has certain electrical conductivity. Although it is not as good as copper and silver conductors, its electrical conductivity can also be used in specific situations.
Bromine, one of the halogen elements, is a reddish-brown smoky liquid at room temperature. It has a strong pungent smell, pungent smell, and corrosive. If it touches human skin, it can cause burns.
Bromine is chemically active and can react with many metals and non-metals. If combined with metals, it can form corresponding bromide. In the field of organic chemistry, bromine is often used as a reagent to participate in many organic synthesis reactions to introduce bromine atoms, thereby changing the structure and properties of organic compounds.
Bromine has limited solubility in water, but it is soluble in organic solvents such as carbon tetrachloride. This property also provides a convenient way to separate and purify bromine. And bromine vapor has strong oxidizing properties and can oxidize many substances. This property is also widely used in chemical production.
Mercury can be used as a catalyst in many reactions. For example, in the hydration reaction of alkenes, mercury can promote the addition of alkenes and water, and efficiently generate alcohol compounds. In this reverse process, mercury molecules form π-complexes first, and then attract the nucleus of water molecules to attack, and most often generate alcohol. And the reaction of mercury catalysis often has good performance in the field, and can lead the reaction to a specific location according to the demand of reaction. In addition, in some carbon-carbon reactions, mercury can also act, helping to build the molecule.
Borosilicate materials, especially borosilicate-containing compounds, also play an important role in the field of synthetic chemistry. Borosilicate compounds can be used for special chemical frameworks. Taking borosilicate compounds as an example, they can be used as an important medium for the synthesis of multiple chemical compounds. In the synthetic approach, the clever use of the characteristics of borosilicate compounds can easily introduce specific functional molecules. Moreover, borosilicate materials have promising prospects in the synthesis of optical materials. Their special properties and properties can help to synthesize high-efficiency materials such as photodiodes and solar cells. In addition, mercury-borosilicate is used in the synthesis of optical compounds. Due to its unique properties, the synthesis of various chemical compounds provides a means and strategy for enrichment.
The method of making alkali is to first take the alkali ore of good quality, clean it, and remove its impurities. Then, soak it in water, and stir it slowly when soaking, so that the alkali in the ore is completely soluble in water. After soaking, filter it with a fine filter to remove its residue and obtain a clear liquid. Put the clear liquid in a large kettle and boil it slowly over a slow fire, so that the water gradually evaporates and the alkali gradually thickens. When there is a phenomenon of crystallization, move the kettle to a cool place to make it crystallize naturally. Then, take the crystal and then redissolve it with water, and re-boil and re-crystallize, so that several times, soda ash can be obtained.
As for the ettringite, first find the source of ettringite. After mining the ore, smash it into small pieces. Soak it in acid, the acid should be moderate, not too strong or too weak. When soaking, closely observe the reaction, until the reaction is sufficient, take the leaching liquid and filter it, except for its insoluble matter. The filtrate is heated and evaporated in a specific way, and the temperature and temperature are controlled until the crystallization of alum is precipitated. After precipitation, rinse the crystallization with cold water to remove its surface impurities, and then dry it to obtain pure ettringite.
To make both of these, you need to abide by the steps, observe the changes carefully, and operate patiently to get a good product. And the amount of utensils and materials used is exquisite and cannot be used at will. In this way, the purpose of making alkali and ettringite can be achieved.
Mercury has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 ° C, and its boiling point is not high, reaching 356.6 ° C. This unique melting boiling point allows it to exist in liquid form over a wide temperature range, making it widely used.
Mercury has good electrical conductivity and is widely used in the electrical field. However, mercury is also toxic, volatile and forms mercury vapor. When inhaled by the human body, it can cause serious damage to the nervous system, kidneys, etc.
Bromine is the only non-metallic element that is liquid at room temperature and pressure. It is red-brown in color and has a strong pungent odor. Its density is also higher, about twice that of water.
The melting point of bromine is -7.2 ° C, and the boiling point is 58.8 ° C. Compared with mercury, the melting boiling point of bromine is slightly higher. Bromine is highly oxidizing and is often used as an oxidant in chemical reactions. It participates in many organic synthesis reactions.
Bromine has limited solubility in water, but is easily soluble in organic solvents such as carbon tetrachloride. This difference in solubility is often used for the separation and purification of bromine in chemical experiments and industrial production. Mercury and bromine are both important substances in the field of chemistry. Although they are both liquids at room temperature, they play a key role in different fields due to their unique physical properties. They are also toxic or highly oxidizing, so special caution is required when using them.
As far as maritime transportation is concerned, in this world, the world is getting deeper and deeper, and the sea is changing in volume. Maritime transportation is going to various ports, and thousands of things are created, promoting the exchange and development of the world. Our sea is booming, the port is completed, and the ship technology is not refined. The throughput of many ports has increased greatly, such as Shanghai Port and Zhoushan Port, which are all in the forefront of the world. However, there are also challenges that accompany the waves of the shipping city, the ups and downs of the oil industry, and the improvement of the main protection industry. However, as far as it is concerned, the sea is easy to add to the sea. However, in terms of its natural nature, it plays an important role in the global pattern. There is still a lot of room for development. As long as we can do a good job, we will definitely be able to do a good job again.
Main uses of lead:
First, casting money. "Tiangong Kaiwu" says: "For every ten catties of money cast, red copper ranks six or seven, and Japanese lead ranks three or four. This is roughly the same." Lead is zinc, but lead was also commonly used in coin casting at that time. Lead can make the surface of the cast coin smoother, and can reduce costs and enhance its durability. Because lead is soft and easy to process and form, it played an important role in the ancient currency casting process.
Second, the manufacture of lead Dan. The book says: "To make lead Dan, use one catty of lead, ten taels of sulfur in soil, and one tael of saltpeter. Melt lead into juice, point it with vinegar, and add a piece of sulfur when boiling, and a little bit of nitrate when boiling. Boil it and then point it with vinegar, and add sulfur and nitrate in front. When it is the end, it will become Dan." Lead Dan is widely used, can be used as a pigment, and has applications in ancient painting, ceramic decoration and other fields; it can also be used as a medicine, with detoxification, muscle growth and other effects.
Third, it is used in the manufacture of weapons. Lead can be cast into lead bullets and used as weapons in war. Due to its high density, it has strong lethality and penetrating power after being shot.
Main uses of mercury:
First, alchemy. Ancient alchemists were keen on alchemy for immortality, and mercury was an important raw material for alchemy. Although the specific process of mercury alchemy is not detailed in "Tiangong Kaiwu", in ancient alchemy documents, mercury was often mixed with other minerals to refine alchemy. Due to its special chemical properties, the ancients believed that mercury could refine miraculous alchemy, achieving the purpose of prolonging life and ascending to immortality.
Second, extracting gold and silver. " Where mercury is used, use gallalum stone, bile alum powder, stonewall fat, cyan salt, white salt, red lime fat, yellow alum, black lead, white tin, lime yellow, realgar, and orpiment, which have been topped and can be purified, and each is made with a square. "Mercury can form amalgam with gold and silver, and by heating the amalgam, the mercury is volatilized, so that pure gold and silver can be extracted. This method is quite commonly used in ancient gold and silver smelting.
Third, preservative. Mercury is toxic and can inhibit the growth of bacteria. The ancients often used mercury to treat corpses for the purpose of preservative. During the excavation of ancient tombs, it was found that mercury preservative was used from time to time, so that the corpses were still relatively well preserved after a long time.
Mercury is liquid under normal conditions, which is one of its characteristics. Its melting temperature is low, -38.87 ° C, and the boiling temperature is 356.6 ° C. Mercury has a dazzling white gold light, dense soil and good fluidity. In addition, mercury has good fluidity. Due to its high density, 13.59g/cm ³, it can flow on the surface of other liquids. Moreover, mercury is easy to burn, and mercury can be evaporated under normal conditions, which is toxic.
Bromine is a dark brown liquid under normal conditions, melting at -7.2 ° C and boiling at 58.78 ° C. Bromine has a strong irritating taste, and its steaming is also toxic. Bromine has a density of 3.119g/cm ³, is slightly soluble in water, and is soluble in ethanol, ether, chloroform, etc. The surface of bromine liquid is easy to burn, forming brown steaming, and bromine has oxidation.
Therefore, mercury and bromine are all liquids under normal conditions, but mercury is gold, with gold light and good oxidation properties; bromine is non-gold, with irritating taste and oxidation properties, and the two exhibit various physical properties due to factors such as different atomic melting.
Mercury is the only liquid gold. Its outer surface is white and golden, with a high density of 13.59 g/cm3. The melting temperature of mercury is -38.87 ° C, and the boiling temperature is 356.6 ° C. The chemical properties of mercury are determined, and it is not easy to be directly combined with oxygen, but under the addition of mercury, it can be oxidized slowly to form mercury oxide. Mercury can also form alloys with more gold, and this alloy is made of mercury. Mercury is toxic and toxic, and its evaporation and inhalation can cause serious health hazards, such as mental health problems.
Bromine, chemical PbBr. The outer layer is white crystalline powder with a phase density of 6.66 ° C. Bromide melts at 373 ° C and is easily decomposed. In water, the solubility of bromide is small, and it is slightly soluble. Under the action of light, bromide will produce a certain degree of decomposition reaction. From the perspective of reaction, bromide can be obtained from a bromide solution. For example, when a nitric acid solution is mixed with a bromide solution, a bromide deposit can be formed.
Of course, mercury bromide has its own uses in various fields due to its special chemical properties. However, due to some of its characteristics, special attention should be paid to safety and other related issues when using it.
The method of making gold is to first take gold pieces, beat them extremely thin, cut them into thin threads, put them in a crucible, add mercury, and fry them slowly. When the gold is melted in mercury, it becomes gold amalgam. This is gold mud. Take the vessel, clean its surface, apply gold mud on it, and bake it over charcoal heat, the mercury will escape, and the gold will remain on the surface, with a bright color.
As for lead, it is the ancient name of zinc. The method of its synthesis is to place calamine (zinc carbonate) and charcoal in a closed crucible. In the furnace, the charcoal fire is raging, the calamine is decomposed by heat to obtain zinc oxide, and the charcoal is hot, so the zinc oxide is reduced to zinc. Zinc is active, and when it is first obtained, it is easy to combine with other things, so it needs to be stored with caution. When synthesizing, according to the required ratio, the zinc and other metals are melted in one furnace, and the heat and duration are controlled. When it is fully blended, it is poured into the mold, cooled and formed to obtain the desired alloy.
Another method is to use zinc ore through roasting, leaching and other processes to obtain a zinc-containing solution, and then to use the method of electrolysis to make zinc ions get electrons in the cathode and precipitate zinc elements. The subsequent steps of synthesizing alloys are similar to those of the previous method. These are all methods of combining gold and lead, each of which has its own use. Workers should choose and use them according to their needs.
Mercury is a liquid gold, which is toxic and toxic. When it is stored, a sealed container must be used to prevent the mercury from escaping, causing environmental contamination and endangering humans and animals. Containers should be made of thick-walled glass or gold materials, because it can effectively block the penetration of mercury. And it needs to be placed in the environment, the source of ignition and high temperature to prevent the acceleration of mercury due to exposure.
Mercury is dense. First, use a gold barrel or glass bottle of corrosion-resistant materials, and then use a large amount of mercury-absorbing materials such as activated carbon, sulfur powder, etc., to prevent leakage. If it contains no compounds, it is even more necessary to operate according to the requirements of hazardous chemicals, provide clear warnings, and provide emergency rescue equipment.
Therefore, the storage and safety of mercury should be carefully followed, and the safety and health of the environment can be guaranteed.

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