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Hydrochloric acid dialysis

2019-09-28View Original

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For desorption using hydrochloric acid, 7 tons of hydrochloric acid are required to produce 1 ton of hydrogen chloride gas. Could someone please explain how this calculation is done? A detailed explanation would be appreciated
Reply #22019-11-23
Nantong Planet 18862783382
Reply #32019-11-25
Volume (V) of 31% hydrochloric acid × concentration × density = percentage of hydrogen chloride in 1 ton. This calculation formula is easy to derive

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