Is h3btc soluble in water

Good evening, burn skin, combustible, characteristic light red appearance, meet inorganic alkali neutralization proce exothermic, the third bottle of liquid is likely to be phenol. Phenol has strong irritation to human skin and mucous membrane, and has the phenomenon of burning white. Generally, it is a viscous oily liquid with bad smell, almost insoluble in water, and reaches the freezing point at a low temperature of more than ten degrees, which makes the whole bottle of solution present the appearance of crystallization. However, the first figure shows that the paint on the surface of the bottle cap has been dissolved. Generally speaking, phenol does not have this ability. It may be that it also contains a certain amount of halogenated hydrocarbons as diluents, such as chloroform and carbon tetrachloride - halogenated hydrocarbons are strong solvents, which can dissolve most non crosslinked single component polymers, such as acrylic acid, polyamide and aldehyde ketone resins on the surface of common cans, Moreover, adding water to the bottom also meets the physical conditions that the density of phenol and halogenated hydrocarbon is higher than that of water. Heating is not only phenol, but also halogenated hydrocarbon will have a lot of exothermic side reactions. Please refer to it as appropriate. The medical instry may use chloroform solution of phenol (chloroform has certain anesthetic and analgesic effect)< br />