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Chemical properties of chloroformModerator: BioTeam
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Chemical properties of chloroformChloroform and ether quickly induce unconsciousness. What chemical property do they have which explains their rapid absorption and thus rapid effect?
The wonders of so-called life...
CHCl3 and CH3-O-CH3 both are volatile substances so, they result unconsciousness if they're inhaled in high dose.....maybe they inhibit the nerves' signal impulses..
Q: Why are chemists great for solving problems?
A: They have all the solutions.
What do you mean by that?? is there any little Victor here, there and everywhare?? Chloroform in normal condition is actually like ethanol, which is liquid phase (that's why chloroform is very volatile till it can make you sleep like a baby). The good thing is, chloroform has a high specific heat so it can absorbs much heat. When we pour it on our hand, the phenomenon is like that, chloroform absorbs the heat from our hand so much, thus our hands loss so much heat in a little time and that is interpated as "cold" sensation in our brain... so, next time in dry season and you fell very hot, try to pour chloroform or ethanol all over your body..you'll get chilled out.. Q: Why are chemists great for solving problems?
A: They have all the solutions.
chemical propertis on chlorophormif we go through the cell membrane and see it in details we can watch the membrane gates which make the molecule transport in-out side of cell enviorement. So the chlorophorm is a chemical products which indicate in the blood vesels an make them narrow and reduce the blood level on brain. This is why we fall asleep when we inhilate chlorophorm. Beside that it reduce the pain in pain control center in brain, becasue the Oxygen is not feeding the brain cells and they fall asleep too. Chlorophorm substitute the oxygen and it block the receptors and the activity is reduce. It needs the higher oxygen level to wake up the brain cells and to turn in normal situation.
That's a basic physical explanation of heat transfer theory, my dear. Everyone knows that grrr... Why do we feel cold? Why do we feel warm? Naah, it is not my question ![]()
specific heat my busy bossy:lol:...or we symbolize it in physics as c.
Remember this formula? in order to count the enthalpy change, you've to use: delta[H] = m . c . delta[T] the c is the specific heat. The scale of specific heat determines the heat that can be absorbed to change chloroform from liquid phase into gas phase. chloroform has low specific heat so it only need a little heat from your body to raise it's temperature and change its form. But, since you poured so many chloroform onto your hand, this mechanism is happening faster than you've thought so, it takes your heat so much. As it said in physics, loss heat means "cold" interpretation inside your brain... Q: Why are chemists great for solving problems?
A: They have all the solutions.
Thank you for your explanation, smarty Vicky
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