A route to explain water anomalies from results on an aqueous solution of salt Salt effects on the surface tensions of dilute electrolyte solutions: The influence of nonzero relative solubility of the salt between the coexisting phases J. Chem. Phys. 80, 6225 (1984); 10.1063/1.446725The solubility of some sparingly soluble lead salts: An evaluation of the solubility in water and aqueous electrolyte solutionThe literature on the solubility of mercury and of the sparingly soluble salts of mercury-(I) and mercury (II) in water and in aqueous electrolyte solutions has been reviewed. The solubility data have been compiled and evaluated. Recommended and tentative values of Jh_e solul?Aiti es are preseI.1t¢ when warranted. AuxiliafY'thermodynamic data and crystallographic data useful in the interpretation of solubility data are given. An annotated bibliography on the solubility of some of the less common inorganic mercury compounds, with emphasis on the solubility literature published since 1950, is given.
The literature on the solubility of sparingly soluble lead salts in water and in aqueous electrolyte solution was reviewed. Solubility data were compiled and evaluated. Recommended and tentative values of the solubilities are presented. A partial compilation of solubility products and of complex ion formation constants are given. Where possible the solubility product values have been checked for consistency against thermodynamic data from sources other than solubility measurements.
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