The Baumé degree issue of a mixed solution of trisodium phosphate, disodium hydrogen phosphate, and sodium hydroxide

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A beginner is seeking advice from more experienced colleagues: What happens to the Baumé degree when caustic soda solution is added to a mixed solution of trisodium phosphate and disodium hydrogen phosphate? Why?

Reply #22009-03-12

For liquids that are denser than water, the relationship between specific gravity (°Be) and density is: Density = 144.3 / (144.3 – °Be). Therefore, when an alkali solution is added, the overall density of the solution decreases, and so does its specific gravity

Reply #32009-03-12

Thank you. I was wondering if there is a density table for Na3PO4 solution?

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