SiC + HCl = SiCl4 + CH4 |

SiC + 4HCl SiCl₄ + CH₄

Silicon carbide react with hydrogen chloride to produce silicon(IV) chloride and methane. This reaction takes place at a temperature near 700°C. In this reaction, the catalyst is can be chloride nickel(II).

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Silicon carbide react with hydrogen chloride

SiC + 4HCl SiCl₄ + CH₄

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Silicon carbide react with hydrogen chloride

SiC + 4HCl SiCl4 + CH4

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Сoding to search: SiC + 4 HCl cnd [ temp ] = SiCl4 + CH4

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SiC + 4HCl SiCl₄ + CH₄

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