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       The military preparation of FTH
       By: Basquyatti Date: September 30, 2018, 11:04 pm
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       FTH is prepared from the dissolution of phosphoryl trichloride
       in solvent to react with dimethylamine at low temperatures to
       prevent boiling of the reactants, crystallizing the solution,
       sodium carbonate is added to dissolve the crystals and form
       dimethylaminophosphoryl chloride (Nitron-2B), the insolubles are
       filtered, the solvent distilled and the Nitron-2B distilled
       under vacuum, this material obtained is then dissolved in
       Chloroform and mixed with Ethanol and sodium fluoride and then
       this is refluxed at 65 degrees Celsius, the precipitated
       crystals are separated by addition of water for the dissolution
       of sodium chloride, the product phase is in the lower phase and
       is then extracted by separation funnel, the mixture is then
       placed to distill for the removal of chloroform, the crystals of
       FTH (FTHCl) are then dried outdoors or by vacuum filtration.
       In a container add 156 grams of 98%~99% phosphoryl trichloride,
       then add 500 milliliters of anhydrous 1,2-Dichloroethene or
       Ethyl Ether, dissolve the agent at -5 degrees Celsius and when
       dissolved add 46 grams of 98% liquid Dimethylamine, shake the
       solution well and keep it below of -5° Celsius the reaction,
       then crystallization of the solution, when crystallization or
       crystallization is complete, add 107 grams of Sodium Carbonate
       99% and leave the temperature to 0 degree Celsius and stir the
       solution during the reaction. precipitates from the first
       reaction will be dissolved and give room for a solid insoluble
       powder sodium bicarbonate when all the insolubles of the first
       reaction are dissolved, filter the solution, distill the solvent
       at 40~60 degrees Celsius the solvent and then distil at 90
       degrees Celsius in 22 mmHg the Nitron-2B. In a flask place
       163.58 grams of Dimethylaminophosphoryl dichloride and add 610
       milliliters of chloroform 99%, dissolve it in it and thereafter
       add 46.53 grams of 99% Ethanol, keep the vessel under stirring
       before adding the Ethanol, add the Ethanol, add 42.5 grams of
       Sodium Fluoride 98%~99%, let the reaction take place on stirring
       in the reflux apparatus at 65 degrees Celsius, keep this
       reaction also on stirring, and more of two hours of reaction, a
       very simple method of knowing that the reaction is over is no
       longer the crystallization of Fluorotabun hydrochloride or
       Hydrochloride. The sodium chloride is dissolved in 170
       milliliters of distilled water at 20 degrees Celsius, the
       solution is stirred for 5 minutes, then the water is filtered
       with the salt, the solvent is distilled at 65 degrees Celsius
       and the crystals are filtered through vacuum or let them air
       dry.
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       Re: The military preparation of FTH
       By: zwclose7 Date: September 30, 2018, 11:08 pm
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       Have you read A Laboratory History of Chemical Warfare Agents?
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       Re: The military preparation of FTH
       By: Basquyatti Date: October 1, 2018, 9:15 am
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       Yes I read, the process is taken from the Preparatory Manual for
       Chemical Warfare
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