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Carbon monoxide, atmospheric ignition temperature

Co2(CO)g is an orange crystal (mp 51 °C), it ignites in air, and dissolves in organic solvents. As Co2(CO)g releases carbon monoxide at room temperature to yield Co4(CO)i2, it should be stored at 0°C or below under an inert gas or carbon monoxide atmosphere [10]. [Pg.365]

See other pages where Carbon monoxide, atmospheric ignition temperature is mentioned: [Pg.43] [Pg.50] [Pg.215] [Pg.47] [Pg.192] [Pg.192] [Pg.229] [Pg.1606] [Pg.109] [Pg.215] [Pg.471] [Pg.685] [Pg.451] [Pg.150] [Pg.628] [Pg.237] [Pg.154] [Pg.1606] [Pg.244] [Pg.128] [Pg.72] [Pg.327]

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Atmosphere carbon

Atmosphere carbon monoxide

Atmospheric carbon monoxide

Atmospheric temperature

Carbon atmospheric

Carbon ignition

Carbon ignition temperature

Carbon monoxide temperature

Carbon temperature

Ignitation temperature

Ignition temperature carbon monoxide

Ignition temperature,

Temperature atmosphere