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*The large-scale industrial processes for manufacturing [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄) involve using solid [[vanadium pentoxide]] ...by reacting a [[carboxylic acid]] with an [[alcohol]] involves the use of sulfuric acid as the catalyst and is an example where everything is contained in a liquid

*[[Sulfuric acid]] – H₂SO₄

...cale [[chemical plant]]s including the Lead-Chamber method for producing [[sulfuric acid]]. The raw materials included a nitrate which, in the final stage of the pr ...ions), fragrances, explosives, widely used industrial chemicals (such as [[sulfuric acid]] and [[ammonia]]) and many others.

Some examples of secondary air pollutants are: [[sulfuric acid]], [[nitric acid]], [[nitrogen dioxide]], [[ozone]], [[formaldehyde]], [[pe

...ate dihydrate CaSO₄•2H₂O produced by the reaction of sulfuric acid and water with calcium phosphate.

...ate dihydrate CaSO₄•2H₂O produced by the reaction of sulfuric acid and water with calcium phosphate.

...his researches, he encountered related phenomena that had to be explained. Sulfuric acid, for instance, was made by roasting sulfur in fire and then mixing the resu

...is produced either by smelting the oxide with carbon or by electrolysis in sulfuric acid. Cadmium is isolated from the zinc by vacuum distillation if the zinc is sm

..., brewing [[beer]] and making [[whiskey]]; refining [[sugar]]; producing [[sulfuric acid]] and other industrial [[chemical]]s.

...ency by a [[catalyst]], which might be another chemical substance (such as sulfuric acid catalyzing the [[electrolysis]] of water), or a non-material phenomenon (su

* [[Fuming sulfuric acid]] * [[Sulfuric acid]]

...and [[thiosulfate]] (S₂O₂^2-) ) to form [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄). A classic example of a [[sulphur]] oxidiz

...ency by a [[catalyst]], which might be another chemical substance (such as sulfuric acid catalyzing the [[electrolysis]] of water), or a non-material phenomenon (su

*Elemental sulfur (and sometimes [[sulfuric acid]])

...rther reactions which lead to the formation of [[hydrogen fluoride]] and [[sulfuric acid]].<ref>K.-D. Asmus and J.H. Fendler, "The reaction of sulfur hexafluoride w

*Elemental sulfur (and sometimes [[sulfuric acid]])

...still in service. It is used in containers for corrosive liquids (such as sulfuric acid) and may be toughened by the addition of a small percentage of antimony or

The catalytic sites in the zeolite are strong acids (equivalent to 90% [[sulfuric acid]]) and provide most of the catalyst activity. The acidic sites are provided

{{Image|105704main venus2.jpg|left|350px|NASA: Impenetrable clouds of sulfuric acid cover Venus. The planet's surface can not be viewed with optical telescopes .../sub> layer are thick clouds consisting mainly of [[sulfur dioxide]] and [[sulfuric acid]] droplets.<ref>Krasnopolsky V.A., Parshev V.A. (1981), ''Chemical composit

...springs of Yellowstone, the frozen deserts of Antarctica, the concentrated sulfuric acid in acid-mine drainages, and the ionizing radiation fields in nuclear reacto