The Fact of the Solubility of Carbonates in Pure Water.

 

The solubility of Earthy Carbonates in Pure Water.

Consider that the question of thig should be answered, at any time and not by authority; therefore, the rate of dissolving calcic carbonate in freshwater, as allocated by Fresenius is one-third of 10,601 parts of water, and that of Bloxham, one-half to 85,000, and one-third of 23,000 is usually taken by 88 data when calculated than most of these compounds are present in the ocean. water, Or about three grains per liter.

Now these statements, as you can see, have a very contradictory character, and when combined the knowledge of this fact with that of the most significant solvent effect for most alkaline salts in calcic carbonate I was impressed with the view that in the case of earth carbonates those effects on which high melting points were based on the performance of one or more salts in the experimental liquid, a certain amount of tested carbonate was dissolved. thus, in addition, it added to what could be dissolved in pure water, increasing the melted value of One by a much greater proportion of what should be distributed to such carbonates.

Under this perspective, I investigated the matter, and whether my opinion was correct or not, was soon discovered without a doubt that these high standards are completely flawed, not only this but also that in many cases the lower ones are overly defined. The actual results of this investigation, as well as the way in which it was used, I will continue now. the state as concise as possible.

First of all, in terms of approach.

I developed a ground solution, the carbonate of which should be tested, with a certain amount of energy, such as chloride, and a very weak solution of carbonate of soda or lithia. Both of these solutions have been boiled for a long time to remove any free carbonic acid and then allowed to cool to room temperature. Earth chloride solution I then diluted with freshly diluted water in small quantities and measured until the last part of the sample was removed when mixed with carbonate but appeared to have small clouds (indicating carbonate eruption) when viewed in large quantities and after large expiration. as long as. a thin cloud is formed under these conditions, all the earth carbonate produced by the contact of salts used is insoluble, most of the minutes are thrown out without a solution, so by calculating the amount of earth carbonate present in a certain volume of liquid we have a moderate melting point in the earth's carbonated carbonate.

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