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Properties of C2HClF2

Properties of C2HClF2 (2-Chloro-1,1-difluoroethylene):

Compound Name2-Chloro-1,1-difluoroethylene
Chemical FormulaC2HClF2
Molar Mass98.4791464 g/mol

Chemical structure
C2HClF2 (2-Chloro-1,1-difluoroethylene) - Chemical structure
Lewis structure
3D molecular structure
Physical properties
Melting-138.50 °C
Helium -270.973
Hafnium carbide 3958
Boiling-17.70 °C
Helium -268.928
Tungsten carbide 6000

Elemental composition of C2HClF2
ElementSymbolAtomic weightAtomsMass percent
CarbonC12.0107224.3924
HydrogenH1.0079411.0235
ChlorineCl35.453136.0005
FluorineF18.9984032238.5836
Mass Percent CompositionAtomic Percent Composition
C: 24.39%H: 1.02%Cl: 36.00%F: 38.58%
C Carbon (24.39%)
H Hydrogen (1.02%)
Cl Chlorine (36.00%)
F Fluorine (38.58%)
C: 33.33%H: 16.67%Cl: 16.67%F: 33.33%
C Carbon (33.33%)
H Hydrogen (16.67%)
Cl Chlorine (16.67%)
F Fluorine (33.33%)
Mass Percent Composition
C: 24.39%H: 1.02%Cl: 36.00%F: 38.58%
C Carbon (24.39%)
H Hydrogen (1.02%)
Cl Chlorine (36.00%)
F Fluorine (38.58%)
Atomic Percent Composition
C: 33.33%H: 16.67%Cl: 16.67%F: 33.33%
C Carbon (33.33%)
H Hydrogen (16.67%)
Cl Chlorine (16.67%)
F Fluorine (33.33%)
Identifiers
CAS Number359-10-4
SMILESC(=C(F)F)Cl
Hill formulaC2HClF2

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