As the title suggests, is there a large amount of heat released when 96% NaOH solid caustic soda is mixed with 32% liquid caustic soda to produce 48% liquid caustic soda?
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As the title suggests, is there a large amount of heat released when 96% NaOH solid caustic soda is mixed with 32% liquid caustic soda to produce 48% liquid caustic soda? Will the temperature exceed 60°C? In actual production, after preparing a 48% liquid caustic solution, glacial acetic acid is added for a reaction to produce acetates. . . I would appreciate some guidance from those with more experience – is it possible to calculate the heat released by this rarefaction? Thank you
It’s best to buy 50% liquid caustic directly. Soluble solid alkali can easily harm people.
How to hurt someone? Splashed on the skin?
Pay attention to safety measures: do not allow direct contact with the skin, wear gloves and tie up your sleeves; do not fill the container too full, and stir slowly
Just use ASPEN to calculate it – why ask such a question?