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The second dissociation constant of sulfuric acid at various temperatures by the conductometric method

Wu et al., 1995

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4593314878527964729
Author
Wu Y
Feng D
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Journal of solution chemistry

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The thermodynamic second dissociation constant K 2 for sulfuric acid has been determined by conductivity measurements of aqueous sulfuric acid solutions at various temperatures. The data are treated by using two different methods developed with two independent …
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