Answer Posted / krishnam
Phosgene known as carboxyl chloride .
it is an acidic chloride,colourless gas resambling green
corn.
it liquifies at 8 degrees centigrade.
it is heavier than air.extensively used in gas warfare in
world war 1,causes 80% of deaths.
phosgene is also implicated in bhopal tragedy.
phosgene is used in the synthesis of
isocyanates,polyurethrane,polycarbonate resins,aniline
dyes,plastics and insecticides.
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