What is a chlorinated solvent?
chlorinated solvent is an organic compound that has at least one chlorine atom or chlorine attached to it in covalent bond, where electrons are shared between atoms. Other common names of chlorinated solvent chemicals include chlorinated hydrocarbon or organochloride. They have a wide range of industrial applications and are controversial in certain forms. Dioxins are a form of chlorinated solvent, which turned out to be the only toxic carcinogenic substance ever created. However, some dioxin compounds can also be generated as a result of natural processes such as forest fires.
Because chlorinated solvent compounds are miscible in water and do not have normal flare points where they can ignite, have a wide range of practical industrial uses. They also have a structure that can be easily changed to create a diverse range of chemical properties. As a result, they are useful in four wide areas. They are the solvent class useful for the DegrEazd and cleans applications and are driving substances for fire extinguishers or foam blowing. In addition, compounds are also temporary chemicals for the production of plastics and resins and serve as an effective gas to replace heat in environmental systems.
The most commonly produced chlorinated solvent is vinyl chloride gas, c
Two other main chlorinated solvents chemicals are methylenechloride used in food and pharmaceutical production, as well as stripping of color and perchlothylene, which is widely used in the purification industry. American manufacturers sell chlorocarbones in molds that can be used for everything from hydrochlorofluorocarbones (HCFC) designed as a short -term replacementFor ozone exhaustion of chloricles (CFC) to degrease chemicals and to create urethan foam. The chlorinated tetrafluoruethane solvent is also used as a component in the production of Teflon® for non -stick cooking surfaces.