basic copper chloride

2009-04-13View Original

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How can basic copper chloride be dechlorinated? I hope those who know the answer can help solve this issue.

Reply #22009-04-14

I recommend using distillation to remove chlorine and then absorbing hydrochloric acid; give it a try.

Reply #32009-04-14

First, make it heavy; this is the most crucial step. Second, wash it with ethanol after washing with water

Reply #42009-04-14

The dumbest method: add sulfuric acid to crystallize copper sulfate

Reply #52009-04-28

High-temperature alkaline treatment converts it into copper oxide. Direct alkaline cooking may result in insufficient conversion rates, whereas cooking with an ammonium copper solution is a viable option.

Reply #62009-04-29

Basic copper chloride? I seem to have seen it last time during the introduction of environmental protection products from Dongjiang; does anyone know its production process? Can you send it to my brother at sge2003@126.com?

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