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Physicochemical Properties of Inorganic Citrates

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ChapterĀ 5 contains information about applications and physicochemical properties of inorganic citrates. These include solubilities in water, boiling temperatures, freezing points and activity and osmotic coefficients at these temperatures. Presented vapour pressures of water over unsaturated and saturated solutions of alkali metal citrates are thermodynamically analyzed to give activities of components in these systems. From other properties, it also contains sound velocities, densities of binary and ternary solutions and partition data in two-phase ternary systems, namely in the alkali metal citrate + aliphatic alcohol + water and alkali metal citrate + polyethylene glycol (PEG) + water systems. In addition, it includes the literature sources leading to data about crystal structure of many inorganic citrates.

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