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• Sulfuric acid
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• Fuming sulfuric acid
  ...'oleum''', is produced by adding [[sulfur trioxide]], SO₃, to [[sulfuric acid]]. It mostly contains disulfuric acid (also called pyrosulfuric acid). ...is.jpg|center|600px|Pyrosulfuric acid is produced from sulfur trioxide and sulfuric acid.}}
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• Sulfuric acid/Approval
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• Sulfuric acid/Definition
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• Fuming sulfuric acid/Approval
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• Fuming sulfuric acid/Definition
  ...mostly containing [[disulfuric acid]] produced by adding SO₃ to sulfuric acid.
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• Sulfuric acid/Related Articles
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• Fuming sulfuric acid/Definition
  ...mostly containing [[disulfuric acid]] produced by adding SO₃ to sulfuric acid.
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• Fuming sulfuric acid
  ...'oleum''', is produced by adding [[sulfur trioxide]], SO₃, to [[sulfuric acid]]. It mostly contains disulfuric acid (also called pyrosulfuric acid). ...is.jpg|center|600px|Pyrosulfuric acid is produced from sulfur trioxide and sulfuric acid.}}
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• Sulphuric acid
  #REDIRECT [[sulfuric acid]]
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• Fuming sulphuric acid
  #REDIRECT [[Fuming sulfuric acid]]
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• Fuming sulphur acid
  #REDIRECT [[Fuming sulfuric acid]]
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• Sulfuric acid/Related Articles
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• Formic acid
  Concentrated [[sulfuric acid]] dehydrates formic acid to give carbon monoxide.
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• Fuming sulfuric acid/Related Articles
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• Normality
  ...des two moles of protons per mole of acid (n=2) and thus a 1 M solution of sulfuric acid is a 2 N solution.
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• Formic acid/Related Articles
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• Acid rain/Definition
  ..., gases and particles, and acidified fog and cloud water, due to nitric or sulfuric acid pollution.
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• Amide/Related Articles
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• Sulfuric acid
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• Sulfur dioxide
  It is widely used for the manufacture of sulfuric acid, sulfurous acid and sulfite salts. It is also used as a fruit preservative ...e made by reacting [[sodium hydrogen sulfide]] with a strong acid, such as sulfuric acid.
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• Organic nitrate explosives
  ...organic compounds with [[nitric acid]] as the nitrate source, as well as [[sulfuric acid]] to encourage reaction and dehydration.
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• Anion
  ...up>2-</sup></td> <td> Evolves [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) gas when sulfuric acid is added </td> ...up>2-</sup></td> <td> Evolves [[sulfur dioxide]] (SO₂) gas when sulfuric acid is added; Reduces Fe(III) to Fe(II) </td>
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• Drug Enforcement Administration/Lists
  # [[Sulfuric acid]]
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• Drywall/Related Articles
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• Sulfur dioxide/Related Articles
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• Chemical compound/Related Articles
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• Acid dew point
  ===Sulfuric acid dew point=== ...b>3</sub> then combines the vapor phase H₂O to form gas phase [[sulfuric acid]] H₂SO₄:
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• Nitrostarch
  ...ecretive, although they involve treating starch with [[nitric acid]] and [[sulfuric acid]]. It remains in commercial, but not military use, because it will not free
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• Tributyl phosphate
  ...ry of rare earths and platinum metals, in the cleaning of phosphoric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, and hydrofluoric acid, and
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• Detergent
  ...eloped from nuts oils, is formed in the reaction of [[1-dodecanol]] with [[sulfuric acid]]. It contains both a long, twelve carbon atom hydrophobic alkyl section,
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• Electrolyte
  ...n more than one positive or negative [[elementary charge]]. For instance, sulfuric acid splits into 2H⁺ and SO₄^2&minus;.
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• Aromatic hydrocarbons
  ;'''Nitration''': A mixture of [[nitric acid|nitric]] and [[sulfuric acid|sulfuric]] acids is used to replace a hydrogen atom with a [[nitro]] (-NO<s ;'''Sulfonation''': Oleum, a mixture of very concentrated sulfuric acid and sulfur trioxide, can be used to replace a hydrogen with a -SO<sub>3</su
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• Boron/Related Articles
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• Boron
  ...mildly acidic antiseptic compound formed from the reaction of borax with [[sulfuric acid]]. Boric acids include [[orthoboric acid]] (H₃BO₃),
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• Chemical compound
  ...compounds often do not convey structural information, as illustrated by [[sulfuric acid]], H₂SO₄ for a molecule that has no H-S bonds. A mor
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• Nitroglycerin
  ...nitroglycerine involves treating [[glycerine]] with [[nitric acid]] and [[sulfuric acid]]. If one sees a simple recipe for its preparation in more than minute quan
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• Acid rain/Citable Version
  ...generated as a by-product of the [[combustion]] of fuels,<ref>'''Note:''' Sulfuric acid is formed from the sulfur dioxide resulting from combustion of sulfur-conta ...osphere which contain higher than normal amounts of acids (predominantly [[sulfuric acid]] and nitric acid).
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• Acid rain
  ...generated as a by-product of the [[combustion]] of fuels,<ref>'''Note:''' Sulfuric acid is formed from the sulfur dioxide resulting from combustion of sulfur-conta ...osphere which contain higher than normal amounts of acids (predominantly [[sulfuric acid]] and nitric acid).
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• Air preheater
  ...O₄:<ref>[http://www.lehigh.edu/energy/leu/leu_13.pdf Predicting Sulfuric Acid Emissions from Power Plants]]</ref> Because of the presence of gaseous sulfuric acid, the dew point of most flue gases is much higher than the water dew point o
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• Polyatomic ion
  ...ample the [[sulfate]] or SO₄^2- ion is derived from [[sulfuric acid|H₂SO₄]] which can be regarded as [[sulfur trioxide|SO
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• PH
  ...=3|Notes:<br/>(1) Car battery acid is an aqueous solution of 65 weight % [[sulfuric acid]], H₂SO₄<br/>(2) Baking soda solution is an aqueous s
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• Organic reaction
  ...stry)|bases]] such as [[lithium diisopropylamide]] and [[acid]]s such as [[sulfuric acid]].
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• Flue gas desulfurization
  == Sulfuric acid mist formation == ...ehave like SO₂ in that it forms a liquid [[aerosol]] known as [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄) mist that is very difficult to remove. Gene
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• Drywall
  ...t from chemical scrubbers in the smokestacks of [[coal]] burning plants. [[Sulfuric acid]] and other [[sulphur]] compounds that could be a serious [[pollution|pollu
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• Dual-use
  ...licit drug manufacturing, such as [[acetone]], [[hydrochloric acid]] and [[sulfuric acid]].
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• Condensate polishing
  ...harging (i.e., treating) ion exchange material with an [[acid]], usually [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄) or [[hydrochloric acid]] (HCl), positively
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• Chemical engineering/Citable Version
  ...ge-scale chemical plants 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.
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• Catalysis
  *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
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• Chemical compound/Catalogs/Inorganic compounds
  *[[Sulfuric acid]] &ndash; H₂SO₄
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• Chemical engineering
  ...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.
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• Air pollution emissions
  Some examples of secondary air pollutants are: [[sulfuric acid]], [[nitric acid]], [[nitrogen dioxide]], [[ozone]], [[formaldehyde]], [[pe
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• Phosphorus/Citable Version
  ...ate dihydrate CaSO₄•2H₂O produced by the reaction of sulfuric acid and water with calcium phosphate.
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• Phosphorus
  ...ate dihydrate CaSO₄•2H₂O produced by the reaction of sulfuric acid and water with calcium phosphate.
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• Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier
  ...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
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• Cadmium
  ...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
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• Hydrometer
  ..., brewing [[beer]] and making [[whiskey]]; refining [[sugar]]; producing [[sulfuric acid]] and other industrial [[chemical]]s.
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• Chemistry/Citable Version
  ...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
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  * [[Fuming sulfuric acid]] * [[Sulfuric acid]]
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• Microbial metabolism
  ...and [[thiosulfate]] (S₂O₂^2-) ) to form [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄). A classic example of a [[sulphur]] oxidiz
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• Chemistry
  ...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
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• Petroleum refining processes/Citable Version
  *Elemental sulfur (and sometimes [[sulfuric acid]])
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• Radiation chemistry
  ...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
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• Petroleum refining processes
  *Elemental sulfur (and sometimes [[sulfuric acid]])
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• Lead
  ...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
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• Fluid catalytic cracking
  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
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• Venus (planet)
  {{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
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• Astrobiology
  ...springs of Yellowstone, the frozen deserts of Antarctica, the concentrated sulfuric acid in acid-mine drainages, and the ionizing radiation fields in nuclear reacto
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• Steam generator
  .../sub>-rich gas from the ESP is sent to another plant for conversion into [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄).
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• Steam generator/Citable Version
  .../sub>-rich gas from the ESP is sent to another plant for conversion into [[sulfuric acid]] (H₂SO₄).
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• Chemical elements
  ...used to make computer chips; [[sulphur]], the sulfur pools in Hawaii, the sulfuric acid in car batteries; [[chlorine]] (Cl), used to make household bleach; [[potas
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• Concrete
  ...present in [[biofilm]] on the concrete surface above the water level to [[sulfuric acid]] which dissolves the carbonates in the cured cement and causes strength lo
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