tricarbon dioxide

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tricarbon dioxide Basic information
Product Name:tricarbon dioxide
Synonyms:1,2-Propanediene-1,3-dione;1,3-Allenedione;1,3-Dioxopropadiene;Propadiene-1,3-dione;carbon suboxide;tricarbon dioxide;1,2-Propadiene-1,3-dione (9CI)
CAS:504-64-3
MF:C3O2
MW:68.03
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Mol File:504-64-3.mol
tricarbon dioxide Structure
tricarbon dioxide Chemical Properties
Melting point -111.3°
Boiling point bp760 6.8°
density d40 1.114
refractive index n0D 1.45384; nD-12 1.46757
solubility reacts with H2O
form colorless gas
color colorless
Water Solubility forms malonic acid with H2O [MER06]
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tricarbon dioxide Usage And Synthesis
Chemical Propertiescolorless, highly refractive liquid or colorless gas, which burns with a blue sooty flame; odor like acrolein or mustard oil; structure: O=C=C=C=O [MER06]
Physical propertiesColorless gas; strong, pungent odor; gas density 2.985 g/L; liquid density 1.114 g/mL at 0°C; refractive index 1.4538 (at 0°C); vapor pressure 588 torr at 0°C; liquefies at 6.8°C; freezes at -111.3°C; burns with a blue sooty flame; reacts with water. The compound is unstable, polymerizing on storage.
Usespreparation of malonates; improving dye affinity of fibers.
DefinitionChEBI: Carbon suboxide is a carbon oxide and a member of allenes.
PreparationCarbon suboxide is prepared by dehydration of malonic acid with phosphorus pentoxide in vacuum at 140 to 150°C:
CH2(COOH)2→ C3O2 + 2H2O
Alternatively, the compound may be prepared by thermal dissociation of diacetyltartaric anhydride.
HazardCarbon suboxide forms explosive mixtures in air. The lower and upper explosive limits are 6 to 30% by volume in air, respectively. The gas is a strong lacrimator and an irritant to eyes, nose and respiratory tract. Exposure to high concentations is dangerous. .
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