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What is the decomposition temperature of sulfate?

Damien Leimbach  Follow
This question is Bai Wen, funny?There are so many types of sulfate, each of which is different.

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Connie Francisco's Space  Follow
LZ, do you have no specific or certain metal sulfate, so that we may answer it well, after all, your range is too large

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David Daminic  Follow
I want to ask together, the decomposition temperature of titanium sulfate, the national medicine bought is not sulfate oxygen, the molecular weight is 240.01, I hope someone knows it, or do it to do it

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Brent Palmer  Follow
IA tribe's sulfate sulfate has a large heat stability and is not easy to break down. Other sulfate is decomposed under heating. The decomposition temperature is related to the ionic potential. The greater the value of the ionic potential, the significant anti -polarization of the cations, and the low decomposition temperature.Conversely, it is high, such as 1374 degrees sulfate.8 Electronic structure ions are small, with high decomposition temperature, such as 1149 degrees of calcium sulfate, while 18 or 18+2 electronic cations have low decomposition temperatures such as cadmium sulfate 816 degrees.

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Connor Leech  Follow
Copper sulfate 650 degrees is decomposed into copper oxide and sulfur dioxide, ammonium sulfate is decomposed at 280 degrees, and 513 degrees decompose completely releases ammonia, nitrogen, sulfur dioxide and water.The stronger the activity of the general metal, the more difficult it is to decompose its sulfate.

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David Browne  Follow
Can't ask this way, depending on what cation is

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