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Carbon Tetrahydride
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Carbon Tetrahydride
By Everett Gibson
Physical Properties:
- Odorless
- Colorless
- Boiling Point -258.7 F
- Melting Point -296.5 F
Chemical Properties:
- Lighter Than Air
- Flammable In Air
- Common Reactions Are Combustion And Halogenation
Dangers
Methane is commonly known to be explosive but in reality, methane is only explosive in mixtures with air. Methane can also act as an asphyxiant. Methane also contributes greatly to the greenhouse effect.
Sources And This
Carbon Tetrahydride
(Methane)
Methane Safety
https://www.reference.com/science/ch4-ionic-covalent-fc1924c880bf9abc
www.airproducts.com
https://www.britannica.com/science/methane
www.whodiscoveredit.net
www.chemadvisor.com
- Keep away from heat, open flames, and sparks
- Store in well ventilated place
- Protect from sunlight
NO SMOKING!
Carbon Tetrahydride, better known as Methane, is a compound made of the elements Carbon and Hydrogen. Methane has 1 Carbon atom and 4 Hydrogen atoms. The atoms have Covalent Bonds. Covalent bonding involves the sharing of electrons
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Common accidents involving methane are usually mining explosions because methane is a byproduct of coal and when mixed with air, can combust
Carbon Tetrahydride was discovered by Alessandro Volta between 1776 and 1778 while studying marsh gases. It is used to manufacture ammonia for fertilizers and explosives. The incomplete combustion of methane yields Carbon Black which is used as a reinforcing agent in automobile tires
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