Separation of Mixed Potassium Salts
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The points (C) and (^) are obtained from tables and straight lines are used to connect these points with (Y^), (Xj^) and (Yg), (X ) respectively. This is approxim- ately true for all cases according to the written articles on the subject. The line Y-j^CXq^ represents the saturation ctirve of the two salts at llO^C, The line YgFXg represents the saturation curve of the salts at 20°C, The point A represents the composition of the orig- inal solution after filtering out the manganese 16.
dioxide. ...The process which is followed Is Indicated graphically by the heavy line marked by arrows, which show the direction.
The point A represents the composition of the solution from which the salt is recovered, the co-ordinates of which are KCl - 31,5 gns, and KNO3 - 36 gms. per 100 cc, of water. The solution is heated and concentrated at its boiling temperature until KCl begins to cryst- allize. In this period the relative amounts of KCl and KNO- in the solution remains the same. Therefore, the line passes from the origin (0) through (a) till it crosses the line YC which is the curve of saturation at 110° and here the solution becomes saturated with respect to KCl, The intersection of the two lines is represented by the pint (B), The solution is further concentrated at 110^0 and KOI continues to separate out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The points (C) and (^) are obtained from tables and straight lines are used to connect these points with (Y^), (Xj^) and (Yg), (X ) respectively. This is approxim- ately true for all cases according to the written articles on the subject. The line Y-j^CXq^ represents the saturation ctirve of the two salts at llO^C, The line YgFXg represents the saturation curve of the salts at 20°C, The point A represents the composition of the orig- inal solution after filtering out the manganese 16.
dioxide. ...The process which is followed Is Indicated graphically by the heavy line marked by arrows, which show the direction.
The point A represents the composition of the solution from which the salt is recovered, the co-ordinates of which are KCl - 31,5 gns, and KNO3 - 36 gms. per 100 cc, of water. The solution is heated and concentrated at its boiling temperature until KCl begins to cryst- allize. In this period the relative amounts of KCl and KNO- in the solution remains the same. Therefore, the line passes from the origin (0) through (a) till it crosses the line YC which is the curve of saturation at 110° and here the solution becomes saturated with respect to KCl, The intersection of the two lines is represented by the pint (B), The solution is further concentrated at 110^0 and KOI continues to separate out.
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