6.2 Epichlorohydrin

Epichlorohydrin The following information has been electronically reproduced from Technical Bulletin SC:679-83. At the time this Bulletin was originally published, this information was accurate but this information has not been updated. Also, since this information has been electronically reproduced (scanned), the possibility exists that some errors may exist in the information. If you would like a hardcopy of this Bulletin, CLICK here and complete the literature request E-mail. Table of contents Page Introduction 5 Physical properties of epichlorohydrin 5 Chemical properties of epichlorohydrin 6   Reactions with inorganic substances 6    Oxidizing and reducing agents 6    Water, dilute acids and alkalis 7    Acids and salts 7    Halogens 8    Other inorganic reagents 8   Reactions with alcohols, formation of ethers 9   Reactions with phenols, formation of ethers 11   Reactions with carboxylic acids, acyl halides, etc 14   Reactions with aldehydes and ketones 15   Reactions with Grignard and other organometallic compounds and various sodio-derivatives 15   Reactions with nitrogen compounds 16    Nitrogen bases 16    Other nitrogen compounds 19   Reactions with sulfur compounds 20    Mercaptans 20    Hydrogen sulfide and its alkali metal salts 21    Other sulfur compounds 21   Polymerization reactions 21 Applications 21 Handling precautions 22 References 23 Index 24 Please Note: Pages 2, 3, 4 and 5 are omitted intentionally.

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