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What is the freezing point of 30% NaOH?

2008-02-18View Original

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What is the freezing point of 30% NaOH?
Reply #22008-02-18
The freezing point of a 20% NaOH aqueous solution is -26°C, while that of a 30% NaOH aqueous solution is +1.2°C
Reply #32008-11-29
What about those 40%, 50%? Our company uses 48%
Reply #42008-11-29
The freezing point of 48% NaOH aqueous solution is 9℃
Reply #52009-01-01
Could you provide a complete table? Thank you all!
Reply #62018-01-31
Does a higher concentration result in a higher freezing point? Is it because of crystallization at higher concentrations?

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