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Solvent
Characteristics of Dimethyl Sulfone Above the Melting Point of 109°C
Phenols
Salts
(cont'd)
Catechol
sol.
Potassium
bromide
sl.
sol.
Naphthol
sol.
Potassium
chloride
insol.
Phenol
sol.
Potassium
ferricyanide
insol.
o-Phenylphenol
sol.
Potassium
iodide
sol.
Phloroglucinol
sol.
Sodium
acetate
v. sl.
sol.
Pyrogallol
sol.
Sodium
bromide
sl.
sol.
Resorcinol
sol.
Sodium
iodide
sol.
Salts
Sodium
stearate
insol.
Ammonium
chloride
v. sl.
sol.
Uranyl
nitrate
v. sol.
Calcium
chloride
insol.
Other
Compounds
Chromous
chloride
sol.
Acetamide
sol.
Cobaltous
acetate
sl.
sol.
Benzaldehyde
sol.
Cobaltous
chloride sot.
sol.
Butyraldehyde
sol.
Copper
sulfate
insol.
3,4-Dimethoxyphenylacetonitrile
sol.
Ferric
chloride
sol.
Nitrobenzene
sol.
Manganous
chloride
v. sol.
p-Phenylnitrobenzene
sol.
Nickelous
chloride
decomposes
Propionamide
sol.
Solvent
Characteristics of Dimethyl Sulfone Above the Melting Point of
109°C
Resins
and Polymers
Amrez
1410 (phenol-formaldehyde)
insol.
Bakelite
(phenol-formaldehyde)
insol.
Polybutylmethacrylate
insol.
Epon
Resin #1007
sol.
Expandable
polystyrene
insol.
GRS
Rubber
insol.
Polyisobutylmethacrylate
sl.
soI.
Melamine
sl.sol.
Melamine-formaldehyde
(Parez 607)
insol.
Polymethylmethacrylate
(Plexiglas)
sol.
Mylar
softens,
insol.
Nylon
insol.