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Does anyone know the specific reaction equations for peroxysulfuric acid AN and EDTA-tetrasodium salt? Do acid-base reactions and redox reactions occur simultaneously in solution?
The reaction equation for persulfate AN and EDTA-tetrasodium in solution is as follows: 2NH4 + Na4 → Na2 + 2(NH4)2. This reaction involves both acid-base reactions and redox reactions. Persulfate AN decomposes in water into sulfate ions and free radicals, among which the free radicals form complexes with EDTA. At the same time, persulfate ions also participate in acid-base reactions to form water-soluble complexes with tetrasodium EDTA. .
Thank you for the reply! In practice, if two solid materials are mixed together and a small amount of water is added, the mixture will burn violently ； Could you please give me a more detailed explanation of the principle behind it, mainly regarding how that combustible substance is generated?