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How should the acid-base ratio be balanced?

2008-02-29View Original

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If there is too much alkali in crude glycerin, can sulfuric acid be used to neutralize it? What is the proper ratio of sulfuric acid to water?
Reply #22008-03-01
If there is too much alkali in crude glycerin, can sulfuric acid be used to neutralize it? What is the proper ratio of sulfuric acid to water?
Reply #32008-03-05
That’s a good question; let’s raise it so that experts can answer it.

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