Yes, carbon tetrachloride (ccl4) may be produced when reacting excess chlorine with methane in the presence of light.
What is carbon tetrachloride?
Carbon tetrachloride (Carbon tet) is a non-flammable colorless liquid with a heavy, sweet odor. Before 1970, carbon tet was widely used as a cleaning fluid in homes and industries. the chemical was used as a grain fumigant. Carbon tet is still used to manufacture propellants and other industrial chemicals.
Breathing carbon tetrachloride may seriously damage the liver and kidneys. Other possible effects are headache or dizziness, tiredness lightheadedness. Some people breathing carbon tetrachloride seem dazed. Breathing carbon tetrachloride can also cause vomiting and stomach pain.
Hyperbaric oxygen treatment has been used as a therapeutic intervention for acute CCl4 poisoning.
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