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|+Mineral acid intraconversion | |+Mineral acid intraconversion | ||
!colspan=2 rowspan=2| |||| | !colspan=2 rowspan=2| |||| | ||
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!bp | !bp | ||
!{{acidlink|Sulfuric}} | !{{acidlink|Sulfuric}} | ||
!{{acidlink|Boric}} | !{{acidlink|Boric}} | ||
!{{acidlink|Perchloric}} | !{{acidlink|Perchloric}} | ||
!{{acidlink|Phosphoric}} | |||
!{{acidlink|Hydroiodic}} | |||
!{{acidlink|Hydrobromic}} | |||
!{{acidlink|Hydrofluoric}} | !{{acidlink|Hydrofluoric}} | ||
!{{acidlink|Hydrochloric}} | !{{acidlink|Hydrochloric}} | ||
!{{acidlink| | !{{acidlink|Nitric}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
!rowspan=9|From | !rowspan=9|From | ||
!{{acidlink|Sulfuric}}||98%||337 | !{{acidlink|Sulfuric}}||98%||337 | ||
| | |style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[Borax]]||||[[Apatite]]||[[calcium iodide{{!}}{{#Chem:CaI2}}]]||[[calcium bromide{{!}}{{#Chem:CaBr2}}]]||[[Fluorite]]||[[Salt]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | ||
|[[ | |||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink|Boric}}||||300 | !{{acidlink|Boric}}||||300 | ||
||||||||& | ||—||style='background:#bbb;'| ||||—||[[potassium iodide{{!}}{{#Chem:KI}}]]||[[potassium bromide{{!}}{{#Chem:KBr}}]]||[[potassium fluoride{{!}}{{#Chem:KF}}]]|||[[calcium chloride{{!}}{{#Chem:CaCl2}}]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink|Perchloric}}||||203 | !{{acidlink|Perchloric}}||||203 | ||
|||||||||| | ||[[potassium sulfate{{!}}{{#Chem:K2SO4}}]]||[[Borax]]||style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[potassium phosphate{{!}}{{#Chem:K3PO4}}]]|||[[potassium iodide{{!}}{{#Chem:KI}}]]||[[potassium bromide{{!}}{{#Chem:KBr}}]]||[[potassium fluoride{{!}}{{#Chem:KF}}]]||[[potassium chloride{{!}}{{#Chem:KCl}}]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink| | !{{acidlink|Phosphoric}}||||158(d) | ||
| | |{{#Chem:MgSO4}}||[[Borax]]||| | ||
|style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[calcium iodide{{!}}{{#Chem:CaI2}}]]||[[calcium bromide{{!}}{{#Chem:CaBr2}}]]||[[Fluorite]]||[[calcium chloride{{!}}{{#Chem:CaCl2}}]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | |||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink|Hydroiodic}}||57%||127 | |||
||—||[[Borax]]||||—||style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[mercury (II) bromide{{!}}{{#Chem:HgBr2}}]]||[[silver fluoride{{!}}{{#Chem:AgF}}]]||[[mercury (II) chloride{{!}}{{#Chem:HgCl2}}]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | |||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink| | !{{acidlink|Hydrobromic}}||48%||124 | ||
| | ||Electrolyze [[Sulfur]]||[[Borax]]||||—||—||style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[silver fluoride{{!}}{{#Chem:AgF}}]]||[[calcium chloride{{!}}{{#Chem:CaCl2}}]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink| | !{{acidlink|Hydrofluoric}}||35%||120 | ||
| | ||—||[[Borax]]||||—|||[[calcium iodide{{!}}{{#Chem:CaI2}}]]||[[calcium bromide{{!}}{{#Chem:CaBr2}}]]||style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[calcium chloride{{!}}{{#Chem:CaCl2}}]]||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink|Hydrochloric}}||20.2||110 | |||
|{{#Chem:CuCl2+SO2}}||[[Borax]]||[[ammonium perchlorate|{{#Chem:NH4ClO4}}]]||—||—|||—||[[silver fluoride{{!}}{{#Chem:AgF}}]]||style='background:#bbb;'| ||[[potassium nitrate{{!}}{{#Chem:KNO3}}]] | |||
|- | |- | ||
!{{acidlink| | !{{acidlink|Nitric}}||68%||83 | ||
|||[[ | ||[[chamber process]]||[[Borax]]||—||—||—||—||—||—||style='background:#bbb;'| | ||
|} | |} | ||
Cells with a dash (—) do '''not''' have a known direct path for conversion. A cation soluble for the column but insoluble for the row is ideal. Alternatively, convert the source acid to nitric acid, use that to make sulfuric acid, and use ''that'' to make the target acid. | |||
[[Category:Data]] | [[Category:Data]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:48, 28 November 2023
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az | bp | Sulfuric | Boric | Perchloric | Phosphoric | Hydroiodic | Hydrobromic | Hydrofluoric | Hydrochloric | Nitric | ||
From | Sulfuric | 98% | 337 | Borax | Apatite | CaI2 | CaBr2 | Fluorite | Salt | KNO3 | ||
Boric | 300 | — | — | KI | KBr | KF | CaCl2 | KNO3 | ||||
Perchloric | 203 | K2SO4 | Borax | K3PO4 | KI | KBr | KF | KCl | KNO3 | |||
Phosphoric | 158(d) | MgSO4 | Borax | CaI2 | CaBr2 | Fluorite | CaCl2 | KNO3 | ||||
Hydroiodic | 57% | 127 | — | Borax | — | HgBr2 | AgF | HgCl2 | KNO3 | |||
Hydrobromic | 48% | 124 | Electrolyze Sulfur | Borax | — | — | AgF | CaCl2 | KNO3 | |||
Hydrofluoric | 35% | 120 | — | Borax | — | CaI2 | CaBr2 | CaCl2 | KNO3 | |||
Hydrochloric | 20.2 | 110 | CuCl2 + SO2 | Borax | NH4ClO4 | — | — | — | AgF | KNO3 | ||
Nitric | 68% | 83 | chamber process | Borax | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Cells with a dash (—) do not have a known direct path for conversion. A cation soluble for the column but insoluble for the row is ideal. Alternatively, convert the source acid to nitric acid, use that to make sulfuric acid, and use that to make the target acid.