Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 3402. (2,4 difluoro 3 formyl phenyl) carbamic acid tert butyl ester; 701269 22 9

👉 The word '3402. (2,4 difluoro 3 formyl phenyl) carbamic acid tert butyl ester; 701269 22 9' is a concoction of all manner of bizarre substances - the chemical formula for the ketone that's used to make these compounds. It's called 'difluoro'.

Imagine if this compound was the scent of a sweet, sugary candy and it was inhaled like you'd inhale a sugar cube. And when you exhale, you'd be smelling a mix of flavors - from the sweetness of the 'difluoro' and the sweet, fruity notes of the other ingredients. And let's not forget about how this compound is made! You take a large bottle of difluoromethane, dilute it with some pure water, and then you add in a certain mixture called dibromocarbamate to create something that looks like a very special perfume. But remember, just because someone says they're using 'difluoro' doesn't mean it's safe or healthy. It's important to be cautious when handling chemical substances and to never consume any products that contain these types of chemicals. So in conclusion, this is an intriguing concoction of bizarre chemicals that can make you feel like a candy stuck under the sink, but also full of surprises if you're lucky enough to inhale it!