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Manganese oxalate

Preparation of Manganese(ll) Oxide. Dehydrate 1 g of manganese oxalate by heating in a porcelain bowl at not over 200 °C. Transfer the salt into a porcelain boat and roast it in a tubular furnace in a stream of dry hydrogen at 300-400 °C (see Fig. 115). Preliminarily check the tightness of the apparatus and the purity of the hydrogen ... [Pg.238]

Figure 2-14. Oxidation of monolignols via a manganese oxalate redox shuttle as proposed by Onnerud et al. (2004). Figure 2-14. Oxidation of monolignols via a manganese oxalate redox shuttle as proposed by Onnerud et al. (2004).
Wilson, M. J. Jones, D. (1984). The occurrence and significance of manganese oxalate in Pertusaria corallina (lichenes). Pedobiologia, 26, 373-9. [Pg.376]

Preparation of Manganese Oxalate (238). 4. Preparation of Manganese(II) Oxide (238). 5. Preparation of Sodium Manga-nate(V) (239). 6. Preparation of Sodium Manganate(VI) by the Solid-Phase Reaction of Manganese Dioxide with Sodium Peroxide (239). 7. Preparation of Potassium Permanganate by the... [Pg.14]

Manganese oxalate Manganese tallate Menhaden oil Naphthenic acid Sodium naphthenate... [Pg.5130]

C HuCuOs 0.5 H2O, Copper(II) oxydiacetate hemihydrate, 41B, 1005 Ci,Hi,K2MnOiOf Potassium manganese oxalate dihydrate, 40B, 23 Ci,H4K2Mo20i 5, Potassium M Oxo-bis(aquodioxooxalatomolybdate(VI)),... [Pg.506]

In the case of the dehydration reactions, a particular form was announced by Smith-Topley for the influence of the water vapor on the dehydration of manganese oxalate dihydrate [TOP 35] and was found thereafter in other cases by various authors. [Pg.458]

Figure 13.4. Smith-Topley s effect on the motion velocity of the internal interface during the dehydration of manganese oxalate dihydrate... Figure 13.4. Smith-Topley s effect on the motion velocity of the internal interface during the dehydration of manganese oxalate dihydrate...
It seems that we can explain this effect, in all the cases, by a modification of the equilibrium constant (i.e. dissociation pressure of the hydrate) with the water pressure applied even if this modification does not always come from the same cause. Indeed, this variation of equilibrium constant can We at least two causes. With the first one, we eiqilain the effect on copper sulfate and with the other one the effect on lithium sulfate or manganese oxalate. [Pg.476]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.458 , Pg.476 ]




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