Współkrystalizacja siarczanu i wȩglanu wapnia

Barbara Bunikowska; Piotr Synowiec

Współkrystalizacja siarczanu i wȩglanu wapnia

Translated title of the contribution: Co-crystallization of calcium sulphate and calcium carbonate

Barbara Bunikowska
, Piotr Synowiec

Department of Chemical Engineering and Process Design (RCH/RCH3)

Ministry of Economy, Republic of Poland

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The part of investigations focused on a newly developed utilization technology of the 125 thousand cubic meters p.a. of spent solution from common salt production is presented. For this purpose, the excess mass (with respect to stoichiometry) of distiller waste CaCl ₂ solution from ammonia soda production has been used for degreasing of the concentration of sulphate ions in sodium chloride solution. The physical and chemical conditions of the process as well as the results of experiments of co-precipitation of gypsum and calcite are discussed, respectively.

Translated title of the contribution	Co-crystallization of calcium sulphate and calcium carbonate
Original language	Polish
Pages (from-to)	763-768
Number of pages	6
Journal	Chemical and Process Engineering - Inzynieria Chemiczna i Procesowa
Volume	25
Issue number	3 I
Publication status	Published - 2004

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General Chemistry
General Chemical Engineering

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Współkrystalizacja siarczanu i wȩglanu wapnia

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