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A Manual of the Chemistry of the Carbon Compounds

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Alii/hue or I'ropinc CJ8H4 prepared by heating moHobroinopropene or propene is a dibromide gas resem<br />

alcoholic potash. By pasing it through an ammouiacal solutionw<br />

propinyl cuprous chloride a C.H8Ag grenish-yelow is a white precipitate explosive is formed. precipitate, Sil<br />

decomposed by hydrochloric acid; it is formed by <strong>the</strong> action w<br />

propine<br />

Propinyl<br />

on an ammoniacal<br />

Alcohol<br />

silver-solution.<br />

propargyl alcohol, is produced by acting CjHg.OH,—Thi with caustic s potash compound,<br />

broinalyl alcohol:—<br />

on<br />

C1IO CH<br />

I " I<br />

TBr + KOH = 0 + KBr + H,0<br />

UHrOH CHj-OH<br />

odour, It is and a limpid, producing mobile explosive liquid, precipitates boiling at in 115°, an ammoniacal posesing an solu a<br />

copper <strong>of</strong> cuprous compound chloride aud an aqueous solution <strong>of</strong> silver nitrate.<br />

Cu2(C3H*OH)8 compound AgC,H.0H is wlite. has a yelow colour, and <strong>the</strong><br />

Pwpmyl-tthyl etker tfjr* \0 has ben produ<br />

dibrondde or propenyl tribromide with alcoholio potash:—<br />

CBJfr, + O2H6.OH + 2K0H = {£§» 10 + 2KBr +<br />

It has also ben prepared from monobroraftlykethyl e<strong>the</strong>r:—<br />

+ K0H =<br />

i c5<br />

It is a mobile limpid liquid, boiling at 80°, and precipitating<br />

iimmouiacul silver- and eopper-solutious, The sihw-eompound<br />

Gn \ ^ " s ft w ^ t(s or J" 8 * a ^ ne Powder, which burns with a fluslt,<br />

like giuipowler.<br />

Gr<strong>of</strong>onylene or Mine, valcnjltne, aud /uxoyknc or ftexine liavo beeu<br />

obtained from <strong>the</strong> dibronrides <strong>of</strong> butene, aroylene, and hexene; <strong>the</strong>y<br />

arc liquids having a strong smell, like aoetylene and allylene, but,<br />

unlike <strong>the</strong> latter, <strong>the</strong>y do not form metallic compounds.<br />

Diallyl or isoluxine C6Hi0 is prepared by <strong>the</strong> action <strong>of</strong> sodium on<br />

allyl iodide It is a mobile liquid boiling at 59°, and possessing a<br />

pungent odour. It combines with bromine and iodine, forming<br />

whexinc tctrahromide C8H10Br4, and i&ohmne Mm-iodide CJHJX;<br />

both are solid, crystalline bodies. Isohexine tetranitrite CeHlo(NOj)4<br />

is readily formed by <strong>the</strong> direct union <strong>of</strong> diallyl and nitrogen tetroxide;<br />

it is a white crystalline substance. Isohmne dichiordihi/dralc

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