why formalchloride is unstable at room temprature
Asked by shreesh Kulkarni | 13th Nov, 2013, 01:34: PM
Expert Answer:
- Formyl chloride is an unstable compound and does not exist at ordinary temperature.
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- There is, however, evidence of its existence at low temperature (-800C).
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- A mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen chloride behaves as formyl chloride.
- Formyl chloride is an unstable compound and does not exist at ordinary temperature.
- There is, however, evidence of its existence at low temperature (-800C).
- A mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen chloride behaves as formyl chloride.
Answered by Vaibhav Chavan | 14th Nov, 2013, 09:51: AM
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