How is formalin and trioxane related to methanol?
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Formalin is 40 % solution of HCHO, which is
obtained by the oxidation of methanolCH3OH −→(O) HCHO Formalin is used to preserve biological specimen.Trioxan is obtained by the acid catalysed conversion of formaldehyde to a polymer.
obtained by the oxidation of methanolCH3OH −→(O) HCHO Formalin is used to preserve biological specimen.Trioxan is obtained by the acid catalysed conversion of formaldehyde to a polymer.
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Methanol contains 40% of aqueous solution is known as formalin and trimer of methanol known as trioxane.
Explanation:
Formalin
- 40% of aqueous solution which is water solution of formaldehyde is used.
- HCHO is the chemical formula and pungent gas is used to form as disinfectant and antiseptic.
- It is high toxic and systematically poisonous.
- It smells as pickle like odor.
Trioxane
- In formaldehyde trioxane is used as anhydrous source.
- Trimer of methanol known as trioxane.
- Trimerization occurs in formaldehyde and its catalyst is acid to form trioxane.
- The reaction occurs by aqueous solution which is concentrated and solvent extraction separates the product.
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- How are formalin & trioxane related to methanal?
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