Due to strong hydrogen bonding, this compound is the most involatile acid and a powerful protonating agent that is often used to produce hydrogen chloride from chlorides and nitric acid from nitrates.
Due to strong hydrogen bonding, this compound is the most involatile acid and a powerful protonating agent that is often used to produce hydrogen chloride from chlorides and nitric acid from nitrates. It is also a powerful dehydrating agent, as seen in the production of acid anhydrides. It is manufactured in greater quantity than any other chemical, with the old lead- chamber method of production having been replaced with the contact process. Also known as * oil of vitriol, FTP, what is this acid with formula H2 SO4?
Due to strong hydrogen bonding, this compound is the most involatile acid and a powerful protonating agent that is often used to produce hydrogen chloride from chlorides and nitric acid from nitrates.
(Nordhausen) sulfuric acid or sulfuric (VI) acid (accept oil of vitriol until *)