
Why does Hexafluoroacetone form a hydrate?
Among carbonyl compounds, hexafluoroacetone behaves in a way that surprises even experienced chemists: it readily forms a stable

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Among carbonyl compounds, hexafluoroacetone behaves in a way that surprises even experienced chemists: it readily forms a stable

Hexafluoroacetone is often described as “unstable,” but that description is incomplete and, in many cases, misleading. In fluorochemistry,

Hexafluoroacetone is not a commodity ketone that can be produced by simple oxidation or substitution chemistry. Its manufacture

Hexafluoroacetone is not a chemical that appears in finished consumer products, and it is rarely encountered outside professional