Trennung von Aluminium und Beryllium durch Salzsäure

Havens, F. S.

doi:10.1002/zaac.18980160103

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“…Besides the molecular heats, the entropy values of hydrogen chloride at the various temperatures are calculated in accordance with the method given by Giauque and Wiebe. 5 The calculated results are then compared with experiment,…”

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The Molecular Heat and Entropy of Hydrogen Chloride Calculated From Band Spectra Data

Hutchisson¹

1928

J. Am. Chem. Soc.

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A fairly large number of salts, especially halides and nitrates, have been found to be soluble in acetic acid. All sulfates are very slightly soluble.2. Double decomposition reactions have been found to take place quite readily in this solvent. A number of such reactions have been described.3. Solvolysis does not occur in acetic acid solutions to any marked extent.4. Analogies have been pointed out between the behavior of certain acetates in acetic acid and that of the corresponding hydroxides in water.

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“…Giauque and Wiebe, This Journal, 50, 101(1928) 5. In this equation our m is the same as Kemble's (j-Vz).…”

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