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Marcus Moore

Sodium hydride is electrocompatible, methyl iodide methyl.

Bob Spencer  Follow
The reaction with sodium hydrogen fluid is try not to warm, otherwise it will have a large solid, it is difficult to handle!

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Brian Maina  Follow
Nenexhane and sodium hydride reaction formulate methane?That is also worried about

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David Sandiford  Follow
The iodide is less than 40 mathane and dichloromethane is similar, and the steam is rotated.

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Andrew Martin  Follow
I have done it before, excess iodo alkrane directly removed, of course, the way is not good, I don't know if the landlord has a good way?

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Burtay Mutlu  Follow
Sodium hydrogen does not destroy iodide.Excess iodide decompression is removed from evaporation!

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Donald Montecalvo  Follow
Nah has no problem with iodide, after treatment with water, you can quench CH3i

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