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peppermint:
What are the different types of dry reactions in chemistry?
I have been searching and there is no specific answer and it is not in my reference books.

Hunter2:
1. Using anhydrous salts in a desicator.
2. Using vacuum and heat.
3. Using chemicals like thionylchloride  to convert water into gaseous compounds
4.Freeze drying

Borek:

--- Quote from: peppermint on February 02, 2024, 08:45:59 PM ---What are the different types of dry reactions in chemistry?
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What do you mean by "types"? Are you looking for examples, or for some kind of classification?

wildfyr:
There are 3 types of reactions: Ones that water interferes with, ones that is indifferent to water, and ones that need water to work at all :).

Within each are hundreds of "named" reactions.

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