硫酸环境保护复习0（Environmental protection review of sulphuric acid 0）.doc

硫酸环境保护复习0（Environmental protection review of sulphuric acid 0） This article is contributed by ssgg1225 DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Knowledge of oxygen group elements, network, oxygen group elements, knowledge network, FeS, H2SO3 Na2S H 2S S SO2 SO3 H2SO4 CuS Cu2S Na2SO3 Na2SO4 BaSO4 A review of (a) sulfuric acid, sulfuric acid 98.3%,%, its density is the mass fraction of 1.84gcm is 98.3%, the density of 1.84g cm - 3, the concentration of the substance is 18.4molL - 1. sulfuric acid is a high boiling point difficult volatile acid, soluble in water, 18.4mol sulfuric acid is a high boiling point difficult volatile acid, soluble in water, can take any more than miscible with water. Sulfuric acid dissolved a lot of heat release, can take any more than miscible with water. Sulfuric acid dissolved give off a lot of heat, so the dilute sulfuric acid should be acid into the water, along the wall, slowly down, constantly stir. Dilution should be acid into the water, along the wall, slowly down, keep stirring. If the concentrated sulfuric acid to pass into the three sulphur trioxide, it will produce smoke phenomenon, to continue into the three 98.3% of the sulfur acid, it will produce smoke phenomenon, so that more than 98.3% sulfuric acid said Oleum boiling point: sulfate called oleum boiling point of 338 DEG C: 338 DEG C - 1. chemical properties and chemical properties of sulfuric acid dehydration, dehydration properties of concentrated sulfuric acid, and the nature of non dilute sulfuric acid, the sulfate, dehydration properties of concentrated sulfuric acid, rather than the properties of dilute sulfuric acid, concentrated sulfuric acid with dehydration and dehydration of strong sulfuric acid had dehydration and dehydration is very strong. The dehydration of corrosive sulfuric acid is the chemical characteristics of sulfuric acid, the dehydration of ch