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Calcium chloride high temperature hydrolysis problem
Calcium chloride with crystal water will decompose when it is dry at high temperature. Press the following equations: CACL2.NH2O \u003d CAO + 2HCl (G) + (N-) H2O (G) So use no water without water without waterThe solution of calcium chloride is often alkaline! At high temperature, the hydrolysis of calcium chloride is more likely to occur.
Calcium chloride with crystal water will decompose when it is dry at high temperature. Press the following equations: CACL2.NH2O \u003d CAO + 2HCl (G) + (N-) H2O (G) So use no water without water without waterThe solution of calcium chloride is often alkaline! At high temperature, the hydrolysis of calcium chloride is more likely to occur.
CACL2.NH2O \u003d CAO + 2HCl (G) + (N-) H2O (G)
So use no water without water without waterThe solution of calcium chloride is often alkaline!
At high temperature, the hydrolysis of calcium chloride is more likely to occur.
CACL2.NH2O \u003d CAO + 2HCl (G) + (N-) H2O (G)
So use no water without water without waterThe solution of calcium chloride is often alkaline!
At high temperature, the hydrolysis of calcium chloride is more likely to occur.
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