10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARO'S ACID»
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1
Mineral Processing Plant Design, Practice and Control
The Caro's Acid Process Peroxymonosulfuric acid (H2SO5), also known as
Caro's acid, is a reagent used in a recently developed cyanide treatment process
that has found application at a few sites. Caro's acid is produced from
concentrated ...
Andrew L. Mular, Doug N. Halbe, Derek J. Barrett,
2002
2
Encyclopedia of Chemical Processing and Design: Volume 27 - ...
Numerous laboratory leaching programs and several plant trials have now been
carried out using Caro's acid as an oxidant for uranium leaching and a number of
other applications, including the oxidation of manganese in zinc electrowinning ...
3
American Chemical Journal
Furthermore, it may be recalled that Bambergcr found both nitro compounds and
hydroxamic acids among the products which resulted when primary amines were
oxidized with Caro's acid (p. 418). The surprising ease with which, at times, this ...
Ira Remsen, Charles August Rouiller,
1913
4
Chemical Oxidation: Technology for the Nineties
PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF CARD'S ACID Caro's acid is formed as
follows: H2SO4 + H2O2 ---------- > H2SO5 + H2O Caro's acid can be prepared
from concentrated hydrogen peroxide and concentrated sulfuric acid. Caro's acid
...
5
Chemistry of Waste Minimization
2Cr3 + + 3H2O2 + 10OFT -^- 2CrO42~ + 8H2O H + Oxidation in acidic solution
can be achieved by Caro's acid, e.g. at 85°C [366]. This chemistry is employed in
the extraction of chromium from super- alloy scrap [367]. It can also be used to ...
6
Environmentally Benign Approaches for Pulp Bleaching
and Caro's acid react as electrophiles. They hydroxylate aromatic agents to
facilitate the nucleophilic oxidative degrading in the subsequent bleaching
stages. They are able to destroy optical brighteners such as ozone or chlorine
and chlorine ...
7
Recycling and Deinking of Recovered Paper
The most commonly reported peroxyacids are peracetic acid and
peroxymonosulphuric acid (Caro's acid). Dubreuil (1995) reported that at a
temperature of 60–80°C, peracetic acid and Caro's acid react as electrophiles.
They hydroxylate ...
8
S.Chand Success Guide Inorganic Chemistry
2000; Guwahati 2002; Kurukshetra 2002; Rohilkhand 2003) Ans. Preparation, (i)
Caro's acid is also obtained by the action of cone. H2O2 on sulphuric acid or
chloro-sulphuric acid (1:1). H:02 + H: S04 > HOOS02 OH + H,O H:0: + HSO, ...
9
Applications of Hydrogen Peroxide and Derivatives
Under alkaline conditions, cyanide is efficiently oxidized to the much less toxic
cyanate by peroxygens such as hydrogen peroxide, Caro's acid and sodium
percarbonate.27 The cyanate slowly hydrolyses to ammonia and bicarbonate (
Figure ...
10
The Chemistry of Gold Extraction
However, other species present in the solution or slurry may compete with
cyanide for peroxide and may increase consumption by direct reduction and/or
by catalytic action. Caro's acid (H2SO5), which is made by mixing hydrogen
peroxide ...
John Marsden, Iain House,
2006