Solubility of Calcium Hydroxide
Solubility of Calcium Hydroxide
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10.1021/j150296a010
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L. B. Miller;J. C. Witt
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L. B. Miller;J. C. Witt
The solubility of calcium hydroxide has been repeatedly determined by numerous workers with greatly varying degrees of precision. One of the first facts discovered was that the solubility of this compound decreases with rise in temperature. In summarizing the results of some of the more exact data, Mellor1 [from the composite results of Dalton2, Phillips, 3 Wittstein4 and Bineau5] gives the solubility of calcium hydroxide expressed in grams of cal-cium oxide per 1000 grams of water as approximately 1.18 at 30 degrees C. Seidell, 6 from the average curve obtained by plotting the results of Lamy, Mobeu, Herzfeld and Guthrie, gives a solubility for this substance of 1.16 expressed as grams calcium oxide per 1000 grms of saturated solution at 25 C. A. Lamv7 found that calcium hydroxide varies insolubility according to the source from which it is obtained. He gives the following values for thesolu-bility expressed as grams calcium oxide per liter of solution at 30 degreesC.