What are the disadvantages and advantages of Chloroethene?

Answer 1

advantage:stability- Perchloroethylene shows little tendency to hydrolyze (degrade with water), but can decompose in the presence of strong ultraviolet light, releasing phosgene.

disadvantage:heat effects-Certain aircraft aluminum alloys are subject to structural change at temperatures near 250 °F, the boiling point of perchloroethylene. Also, printed circuit boards and plastic materials may warp or melt.

There are also a lot more different things as well.

Answer 2

advantage:stability-Perchloroethylene shows little tendency to hydrolyze (degrade with water), but can decompose in the presence of strong ultraviolet light, releasing phosgene.

disadvantage:heat effects-Certain aircraft aluminum alloys are subject to structural change at temperatures near 250 °F, the boiling point of perchloroethylene. Also, printed circuit boards and plastic materials may warp or melt.

Answer 3

Advantages

1.Solvents in cleaners

2.Coolants in refrigeration and air conditioning

3.Blowing agents in the production of foam

4.Propellants in aerosols

5.Used in dry cleaning

6.Used in fire fighting

7. Inexpensive

Disadvantages

1.Destorys Ozone Layer 2. They last 20-100 years

3. Loss of 100,000 ozone molecules

Answer 4

Chloroethene, also known as vinyl chloride, has advantages such as being used in the production of PVC, a versatile plastic material. However, it is a known human carcinogen and chronic exposure can lead to serious health issues such as liver damage and neurological disorders. Its production and use must be carefully managed to minimize health and environmental risks.