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PS084 Preparing and using silicon(IV) chloride
Silicon(IV) chloride, also known as silicon tetrachloride, is supplied in bottles where, over time, the top becomes dangerously stuck. This guide describes how to safely prepare the chemical in situ, use it, and dispose of the remains.