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I have washed my P2P 2 times, and it is still red coloured when all of it (~20 ml) it sits in my measuring flask.
When it was in my pyrex dish, it was clear coloured, and when it was stuck in the instrument I was taking it out it was yellow coloured.
Is this normal? It is in oil form, and the smell is very honey-like.
When it was in my pyrex dish, it was clear coloured, and when it was stuck in the instrument I was taking it out it was yellow coloured.
Is this normal? It is in oil form, and the smell is very honey-like.
I have washed my P2P 2 times, and it is still red coloured when all of it (~20 ml) it sits in my measuring flask.
When it was in my pyrex dish, it was clear coloured, and when it was stuck in the instrument I was taking it out it was yellow coloured.
Is this normal? It is in oil form, and the smell is very honey-like.
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WillDI have gradually heated now for about 5 hours. My reaction temperature has been 160 C now for about 3 hours (my digi-meter is outside the flask). I'm ready for 24 hour reaction, but what do you think, how many hours should I heat this. I have AlCl3 catalyst, formamide, my P2P and formic acid in there with boiling stones.
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This is normal, the fact that it becomes red. With recrystallization with ethanol, this can be purified