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Potassium crystallization

The alcohol sulfate salts of monovalent metals, such as sodium and potassium, crystallize as anhydrous salts from aqueous solutions, whereas salts of bivalent alkaline earth metals form hydrates with 1 mol of water less than that of the equivalent inorganic sulfate [68]. [Pg.236]

The clinical biochemical features reflect the biochemical and physiological effects. Thus, there is reduced plasma bicarbonate, low plasma calcium, and raised potassium. Crystals, blood, and protein may all be detected in the urine (crystalluria, hematuria, and proteinuria, respectively), and the urine may have a low specific gravity. [Pg.383]

Potassium crystallizes in a bcc structure. The atomic radius of potassium is 235 pm. Determine... [Pg.376]

Potassium crystallizes in a body-centered cubic lattice with a = 520 pm. (a) What is the distance between nearest neighbors (b) How many nearest neighbors does each K atom have (c) Compute the density of crystalline K. [Pg.104]

Potassium crystallizes in a body-centered cubic lattice (unit cell length a = 520 pm). [Pg.178]

Potassium crystallizes with two atoms contained in each unit cell. What is the mass of potassium found in a lattice 1.00x106 unit cells wide, 2.00x106 unit cells high, and 5.00x10s unit cells deep ... [Pg.242]

Colourless container glass Sodium-potassium crystal glass Lead crystal glass (24 % PbO) Simax (Pyrex) ... [Pg.299]

Potassium salt, C]jH17KNj04Sj. potassium penicillin O, penicillin O potassium. Crystals from acetone. Soluble in water. Stable in dry form at room temp for at least 3 years. Requires no refrigeration when dry. Aq solns may be kept for 3 days at 1 O 1 without significant loss of activity. Behrens prepn assayed 1630 units/mg. Less toxic than benzyl -penicillin in exptl animals. [Pg.1124]

Form, epiphenethiciUin potassium, l-Maxipen potassium. Crystals from 20% butanol, dec 238-239. [ajff +218 (c -0.01 in water). [Pg.1146]

Successive addition of the potassium atoms results in a potassium crystal, with a centered cubical structure, where each potassium atom is surrounded by other 8( ) potassium atoms. The structure has a network of positive potassium ions immersed in a quasi-bound sea of electrons from the formed metallic bond. [Pg.653]

How would a particulate-level illustration differ if you were to draw a calcium crystal instead of a potassium crystal ... [Pg.357]

Sketch a particulate-level illustration, similar to Figure 12.15, that shows the electron-sea model for a potassium crystal. [Pg.357]

Somewhere in this reaction the solid potassium crystal lattice must be destroyed and the bromine molecules must be dissociated and a... [Pg.121]

Wij s special solution (for iodine number). To 200 mL of glacial acetic acid that will pass the dichromate test for reducible matter, add 12 g of dichloramine T N,N-dlcbloio-4-methylbenzenesulfonamide, CAS No. 473-34-7), and 16.6 g of dry potassium crystals (in small quantities with continual shaking until all the potassium iodide has dissolved). Dilute to 1 L with the same quality of acetic acid used above and preserve in a dark colored bottle. [Pg.1499]

PRACTICE EXAMPLE A Potassium crystallizes in the bcc structure. What is the length of the unit cell in this structure Use the metallic radius of potassium given in Figure 9-11. [Pg.558]


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