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The proportion in the video:
4-Methylpropiophenone (250g)
Hydrobromic acid 48% (191ml/285g)
Hydrogen peroxide 37% (103ml/116g)
The ratio here:
The dosage of hydrogen peroxide varies,How much hydrogen peroxide should I add?
4-Methylpropiophenone (250g)
Hydrobromic acid 48% (191ml/285g)
Hydrogen peroxide 37% (103ml/116g)
The ratio here:
- 4′-Methylpropiophenone (cas 5337-93-9) 1000 g;
- Hydrobromic acid 48% aq. 1140 g or 765 ml;
- Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) 35% 328 g or 290 ml;
The dosage of hydrogen peroxide varies,How much hydrogen peroxide should I add?
William Dampier
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Based on experience, it’s best to use an excess of hydrobromic acid (approximately 1:1 by volume to the ketone). You add peroxide until the in situ generated bromine reacts. The exact amount may vary depending on the temperature conditions and degradation rate. This is better than creating ideal conditions, as you can control the reaction visually.