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ezekiel Frequent Poster |
posted August 03, 1999 11:42 AM
 
How does NaClO3 compare with potassium clorate and potassium nitrate? Does anybody know its solulbility in water? Oh , and any tests to see how pure it is. ------------------ |
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Saiyan Knight Frequent Poster |
posted August 03, 1999 11:19 PM
Sodium chlorate is more hydroscopic(meaning that it absorbs water from the air) than potassium chlorate. Also the two chlorate salts are a more powerful oxidizer than potassium nitrate and, sodium chlorate and potassium chlorate are salts of chloric acid while potassium nitrate is a salt of nitric acid. Also I don't know the solubility of sodium chlorate but I do know that it is slightly soluble in boiling water. |
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Survivor Frequent Poster |
posted August 04, 1999 06:25 AM
One gram NaClO3 dissolves in 1 ml cold water and in 0.5 ml boiling water. ------------------ |
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