An Empirical Equation for Estimating Nitric-Acid Extraction by Tri-n-Buytl Phosphate from Nitric Acid and Nitric-Acid/Sodium-Nitrate Solutions
J.C. Mailen
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J.C. Mailen
Abstract
An empirical equation has been developed that predicts nitric-acid extraction from aqueous nitric-acid/sodium-nitrate solutions by tri-n-butyl phosphate (TBP) solutions. The predicted nitric-acid concentrations in the organic phase, for both 20 and 30 vol% TBP, are generally within ±0.02 M units of the experimental values when the total nitrate molarity in the aqueous phase is 1 to 7 M. The equation also predicts the extraction of nitric acid from nitric-acid solutions with reasonable accuracy.
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An empirical equation has been developed that predicts nitric-acid extraction from aqueous nitric-acid/sodium-nitrate solutions by tri-n-butyl phosphate (TBP) solutions. The predicted nitric-acid concentrations in the organic phase, for both 20 and 30 vol% TBP, are generally within ±0.02 M units of the experimental values when the total nitrate molarity in the aqueous phase is 1 to 7 M. The equation also predicts the extraction of nitric acid from nitric-acid solutions with reasonable accuracy.
Key concepts: Nitric acid, Sodium nitrate, Chemistry, Nitrate, Extraction (chemistry), Aqueous solution, Nitric oxide, Inorganic chemistry