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The main use of chloral hydrate is related to many fields such as medicine and chemical industry.
In the field of medicine, it is a classic sedative and hypnotic drug. In the past, it was often used to treat insomnia, which can effectively relieve the tension of patients, promote sleep, and make sleep deeper and more stable. For example, for some patients with insomnia due to mental stress and anxiety, moderate use of chloral hydrate can improve their sleep conditions. However, today, due to its side effects and addiction, its clinical application has been reduced. However, its sedation before pediatric examination and surgery still has certain value. If the child needs to undergo imaging examination or minor surgery, because the child is difficult to cooperate, chloral hydrate can make the child quiet and easy to carry out the examination and surgery smoothly.
In the chemical field, chloral hydrate can be used as an intermediate in organic synthesis. With its special chemical structure, it can participate in a variety of chemical reactions to synthesize other important organic compounds. For example, in the process of synthesizing certain pesticides, fragrances and pharmaceutical intermediates, chloral hydrate can be used as a starting material or a key reaction reagent. Through a series of chemical reactions, it can be converted into organic compounds with specific functions and structures, thus meeting the different needs of the chemical industry.

Trichloroacetaldehyde hydrazine hydrate is a commonly used reagent in organic synthesis. Its physical and chemical properties are as follows:
From the perspective of this agent, it is mostly colorless or slightly yellow oily liquid at room temperature and pressure. The texture is quite viscous and accompanied by a pungent odor. This odor may stimulate people's olfactory senses.
When it comes to the melting point, the melting point of trichloroacetaldehyde hydrazine hydrate is relatively low, about -40 ° C. This property allows it to maintain a liquid state in a relatively low temperature environment. In some chemical reaction processes that require low temperature operation, this property may play an important role.
In terms of boiling point, its boiling point is roughly between 110 and 112 ° C. This boiling point condition determines that during operations such as heating separation, the temperature needs to be precisely controlled to achieve effective separation and purification.
In terms of solubility, hydrazine trichloroacetaldehyde can be better miscible with polar solvents such as water and alcohols. This is because its molecular structure has a certain polarity and follows the principle of similar miscibility. This good solubility facilitates many chemical reactions with water or alcohol as solvents, allowing the reactants to be fully mixed and improving the reaction efficiency.
In terms of stability, the reagent is relatively stable under normal conditions. However, in case of open flames and hot topics, there is a risk of combustion and explosion, and toxic chlorides, nitrogen oxides and other gases will be released when decomposed by heat. Therefore, during storage and use, it must be kept away from fire sources and high temperature environments, and properly stored to prevent accidents.
In addition, trichloroacetaldehyde hydrazine hydrate is corrosive to a certain extent, and may cause corrosive damage to metal materials, human skin, mucous membranes, etc. During operation, strict protective measures, such as wearing protective gloves, goggles, etc., are required to ensure personal safety.

When using phosphorus oxychloride, many things must be paid attention to.
First, the protection must be comprehensive. This substance is highly corrosive and toxic, and can cause severe irritation to the eyes, respiratory mucosa and skin. When operating, be sure to wear protective clothing, a protective mask on the head, and anti-corrosion gloves on the hands to prevent splashing on the body and causing damage to the skin and mucosa.
Second, the environment must be ventilated. Phosphorus oxychloride volatilization produces harmful gases. When used in poorly ventilated areas, it is easy to cause the accumulation of harmful gases and endanger personal health. Therefore, the operation should be carried out in a fume hood to ensure smooth indoor air and timely discharge of harmful gases.
Third, be careful when using the operation. When pouring phosphorus oxychloride, act slowly and beware of liquid splashing. The utensils used must be dry, because it will react violently in contact with water, releasing a large amount of heat and hydrogen chloride gas, which can cause danger.
Fourth, storage should not be ignored. It should be stored in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place, away from fire and heat sources, and stored separately from alkalis and alcohols. Do not mix storage. The storage area must be equipped with suitable materials to contain leaks.
Fifth, emergency treatment should be clear. In case of accidental contact, skin contamination should be immediately removed from contaminated clothes and rinsed with a large amount of flowing water; eye contact should be quickly rinsed thoroughly with a large amount of flowing water or normal saline. If inhaled, quickly leave the scene to a fresh air place to keep the respiratory tract unobstructed. If accidentally ingested, do not induce vomiting, and seek medical attention immediately.
In short, when using phosphorus oxychloride, be vigilant at all times and operate in strict accordance with regulations, so as to ensure personal safety and smooth operation.

Phosphorus trichloride is an important chemical raw material. The preparation method is as follows:
In a high temperature and dry environment, white phosphorus reacts with dry chlorine gas. This reaction process requires strict control of the reaction conditions to ensure safety and efficiency.
First, the white phosphorus is carefully placed in a special reactor, which needs to be able to withstand the strong corrosiveness of chlorine gas and the high temperature generated by the reaction. Then, the dried chlorine gas is slowly introduced. The reason why chlorine needs to be dried is that moisture causes many side reactions to occur, which in turn affects the purity of phosphorus trichloride.
At the beginning of the reaction, the white phosphorus will react violently with chlorine gas, releasing a large amount of heat. The reaction equation is: $P_ {4} + 6Cl_ {2}\ stackrel {high temperature }{=\!=\!=} 4PCl_ {3} $. Due to the significant exothermic reaction, a proper cooling device is required to prevent the reaction temperature from being too high, resulting in further chlorination of phosphorus trichloride to form phosphorus pentachloride.
During the reaction process, pay close attention to the progress of the reaction, such as observing the color change and temperature fluctuation in the reactor. When the reaction is over, the product may contain incomplete white phosphorus, chlorine gas and by-products. At this time, the product needs to be purified by distillation and other means.
First, solid impurities are removed through preliminary separation operations, and then the obtained crude product is distilled in a specific distillation unit. According to the boiling point characteristics of phosphorus trichloride, the fractions corresponding to the temperature range are collected, which is a relatively pure phosphorus trichloride product.
The entire preparation process has strict requirements on the purity of the raw material, the control of the reaction conditions and the purification of the product, so that high-quality phosphorus trichloride can be obtained.

Trichloroacetaldehyde hydrated acid (that is, hydrated trichloroacetaldehyde) has many effects on the environment.
If this substance is released into the atmosphere, because of its volatility, it will have complex photochemical reactions with other chemicals in the air, generating secondary pollutants, affecting air quality, resulting in a decline in air quality. If people inhale air containing such pollutants, it is easy to cause respiratory discomfort, long-term exposure or damage to lungs and other organs.
In the water environment, hydrated trichloroacetaldehyde has a certain water solubility. If it enters rivers, lakes and other water bodies, it will change the chemical composition of water bodies. It is more toxic to aquatic organisms and will interfere with the normal physiological metabolism, growth and reproduction of aquatic organisms. For example, it affects the physiological functions of fish such as respiration and osmotic pressure regulation, resulting in slow growth, reduced reproductive ability, and even death of fish. At the same time, it will also destroy the ecological balance of water bodies and affect the structure and quantity of plankton, algae and other biological populations.
In the soil environment, if sewage containing trichloroacetaldehyde is used for irrigation, it will accumulate in the soil, affect the activity of soil microorganisms, inhibit the growth and reproduction of beneficial microorganisms, and interfere with the material cycle and energy conversion in the soil. And it may be absorbed by plant roots, enriched in plants, affect plant growth and development, reduce crop yield and quality, and eventually pass through the food chain, endangering human health. Therefore, hydrated trichloroacetaldehyde in the environment, from the atmosphere, water to soil, can produce negative effects, threatening the ecological environment and human health, and its production, use and discharge should be strictly controlled.