RI 8456 Partial Pressures of Gaseous HCl and H2O Over Aqueous Solutions of HCl, AICI3, and FeCl3

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
N. A. Gokcen
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Equilibrium partial pressures of gaseous HCl and H2O over aqueous binary and ternary solutions of HCl and AICls were calculated or estimated in the range of 20° to 110° C, and up to saturation with AlC13?6H2O. The results were extended to solutions containing less than 10 wt-pct FeCl3 by assuming that FeCl3 and AIC13 are equivalent on the molar basis, since both salts have trivalent cations with a cammon anion. The ionic activity coefficient of HCl and the equilibrium constant for dissolution of gaseous HCl were also computed. This research is part of the effort by the Bureau of Mines, U.S. Department of the Interior, to provide thermodynamic data to expand the technology base relevant to the extraction of alumina from nonbauxitic domestic raw materials.
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APA: N. A. Gokcen  (1980)  RI 8456 Partial Pressures of Gaseous HCl and H2O Over Aqueous Solutions of HCl, AICI3, and FeCl3

MLA: N. A. Gokcen RI 8456 Partial Pressures of Gaseous HCl and H2O Over Aqueous Solutions of HCl, AICI3, and FeCl3. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1980.

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