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Morris Kamelgarn

Is aluminum chloride and tetrahydrofuran reacted?

Damian Armata  Follow
Putting tetrahydrofuran is added to an aluminum chloride, there will be a large number of white smoke, which is a hydrogen chloride gas.It must be slow when you add,

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Data Val  Follow
Affirmation, ask your white smoke should be caused by water in your tetrahydrofuran.

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Ann Brells  Follow
All useless water level, why do you have a white smoke??

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David Newberry  Follow
Well, HCL gas, THF is water

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Charles MacKay  Follow
Do not hinder, normal phenomena, aluminum trichloride also has THF solution, will not respond

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