REN Yongsheng, HE Tingting, XIE Juan, et al. Phase equilibria in systems K+, NH4+//Cl-, SO42--H2O and K+, NH4+//Cl-, SO42--H2O at 313.15 K[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (7): 2838-2850. DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20171315.
DOI:
REN Yongsheng, HE Tingting, XIE Juan, et al. Phase equilibria in systems K+, NH4+//Cl-, SO42--H2O and K+, NH4+//Cl-, SO42--H2O at 313.15 K[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (7): 2838-2850. DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20171315.DOI:
Phase equilibria in systems K+, NH4+//Cl-, SO42--H2O and K+, NH4+//Cl-, SO42--H2O at 313.15 K
An experimental study on phase equilibria in the system (K+
NH4+//Cl-
SO42--H2O) and (K+
NH4+//Cl-
SO42--(CH2OH)2-H2O) is done by the method of isothermal solution saturation. In these systems
the initial mass fraction of ethylene glycol is 30% in the salt-free binary solvent water + ethylene glycol. The solubilities
densities
viscosities
and refractive indices of saturated solutions have been measured for the two systems. On the basis of the experimental data
corresponding phase diagrams and diagrams of physical properties versus composition were plotted. All the physical properties of both systems change regularly with concentration change of the liquid phase. The phase diagram of (K+
NH4+//Cl-
SO42--H2O) consists of one invariant point
four univariant curves
and four solid phase crystallization regions at 333.15 K. The phase diagram of (K+
NH4+//Cl-
SO42--(CH2OH)2-H2O) is similar to the previous one
which contains one invariant point
four univariant curves
and four solid phase crystallization regions at 333.15 K. Comparisons of the stable phase diagrams for (K+
NH4+//Cl-
SO42--H2O) and (K+
NH4+//Cl-
SO42--(CH2OH)2-H2O) at 333.15 K are shown that they all have four solid solutions[respectively (K
NH4)Cl
(NH4
K)Cl
(K
NH4)2SO4 and (NH4
K)2SO4)]. These changes between phase diagrams at different solvents will be very useful for extracting the salts. According to this work
the measured data and phase equilibrium diagrams can be used for a new technology to design and optimize the production of K2SO4
from mother liquor of calcium carbonate whiskers prepared by FGD gypsum. At the same time
it can provide fundamental data support for chemical industry development.