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Sulfamic acid, lead -salt

C. Sulfamates prepared from weak bases form acidic solutions, whereas those prepared from strong bases produce neutral solutions. The pH of 5 wt % solution of ammonium sulfamate is 5.2. Crystals of ammonium sulfamate deliquesce at relative humidity of 70% and higher. Both ammonium sulfamate [7773-06-0] and potassium sulfamate [13823-30-2] hbemte ammonia at elevated temperatures and form the corresponding imidodisulfonate (12). Inorganic sulfamates are quite water-soluble, except for the basic mercury salt. Some relative solubilities of sulfamates at 25°C in 100 g of water are ammonium, 103 g sodium, 106 g magnesium, 119 g calcium, 67 g barium, 34.2 g zinc, 115 g and lead, 218 g. The properties of a number of sulfamates may be found in the literature (see Table 5). [Pg.62]


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