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The octochloride, Si 3 C1 8r is formed to the extent of about 2 to 1% in the action of chlorine on silicon (L.
OH, formed by the action of moist air on silicon octochloride at o° C., is very unstable, and hot water decomposes it with evolution of hydrogen and formation of silicic acid (L.
OH, formed by the action of moist air on silicon octochloride at o° C., is very unstable, and hot water decomposes it with evolution of hydrogen and formation of silicic acid (L.
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