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Solubility of sodium and potassium iodates in saturated salt solutions

Food Chemistry, 2009
Abstract The determination of the solubilities of KIO 3 and NaIO 3 in saturated NaCl solution at 0, 10, 20 °C were carried out in two ternary systems KIO 3 –NaCl–H 2 O and NaIO 3 –NaCl–H 2 O. Saturated KIO 3 and NaIO 3 solutions were prepared and NaCl was added to saturation.
Ray J. Winger, Lu Ren
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On the Creeping of Saturated Salt Solutions

Crystal Growth & Design, 2013
Creeping is a well-known but annoying phenomenon in the preparation of crystals from solution, where growing crystallites gradually extend up the walls of the growth vessel. In this process, solution is transported toward the tip of the creeping crystallites, where solvent evaporation takes place and solid material is deposited.
Enckevort, W.J.P. van, Los, J.H.
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Particle Zeta Potentials Remain Finite in Saturated Salt Solutions

Langmuir, 2016
The zeta potential of a particle characterizes its motion in an electric field and is often thought to be negligible at high ionic strength (several moles per liter) due to thinning of the electrical double layer (EDL). Here, we describe zeta potential measurements on polystyrene latex (PSL) particles at monovalent salt concentrations up to saturation (
Astha, Garg, Charles A, Cartier, Kyle J M, Bishop, Darrell, Velegol   +3 more
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The Control of Humidity by Saturated Salt Solutions

Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1948
A table of data gives percentage relative humidities over saturated solutions of eighty-eight different salts or salt mixtures. Remarks on the suitability of these solutions for humidity control are included.
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Second-order transition in Rochelle-salt saturated solutions

Physical Review A, 1992
A sui generis second-order transition in water solutions of Rochelle-salt crystal has been seen during measurements of both the solubility and solution densities versus temperature. Both the volume-expansion coefficients and the temperature differential of solution densities for several compositions along the solubility curve present a jump ...
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Infrared evidence for the structure of salt saturated aqueous solutions

Chemical Physics Letters, 1971
Abstract The identification, by their infrared spectra, of species formed by specific interactions between water and three salts (LiClO4, BrNBuO4, LiBr) leads to some understanding of the microscopic structure of salt saturated aqueous solutions. The concepts “structure-maker”, “structure-breaker”, are criticised.
C. de Lozé, M.H. Baron
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Deformation and Saturated Permeability Characteristics of Bentonite-Sand Mixtures Saturated on Salt Solution

2018
Bentonite-sand mixture is often used as the artificial engineering barriers for the high-level radioactive waste repository and the anti-seepage barriers in civil geotechnical engineering, and it is very important to study its deformation and permeability characteristics in evaluating the service performance and durability.
Wenjing Sun, Cheng Liu
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The control of conditioning atmospheres by saturated salt solutions

Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1962
Sealed chambers containing saturated solutions of certain salts are often used as simple methods of providing atmospheres of known humidities so that materials and components enclosed in the chambers may be brought to a standard condition of moisture content. A series of experiments at constant rates of absorption using ammonium nitrate as the standard
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Studies on the ion composition of salt solutions and of saturation extracts of salt-affected soils

Geoderma, 1980
Abstract Solutions of sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate and saturation extracts of carbonate—solonchak, carbonate solonchak—solonetz and sulphate-containing solonetz soils were analysed to evaluate the applicability of the ion-pair formation model and to characterize the electrochemical behaviour of mixed salt solutions.
K. Darab, J. Csillag, I. Pinter
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Thermal energy storage using saturated salt solutions

Energy, 1980
Abstract In order to reduce the volume required to store low grade thermal energy in water, various systems using phase change materials (PCMs) have been proposed. However, in order to overcome the poor heat transfer characteristics associated with the solidification of the PCM on heat transfer surfaces, large surface areas need to be provided.
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