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Want vapor pressure vs pH graph for HCN



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Hi,
I am trying to find a graph of the vapor pressure vs pH value for a solution of HCN and water, and a graph of concentration of HCN in water with respect to pH value.
Can you help me?.
Thank you,

Mhm Abbadi
TU - Vienna
2005



Don't take this personally, cousin Abbadi, but the most interesting thing about your inquiry is why you might want that graph :-)

I make that suggestion as the website operator because long experience has proven that people rarely invest the time & effort to track down such a graph for a stranger who doesn't offer an introduction -- whereas they often go far out of their way to participate in a small way to the solution to an interesting problem. So please introduce us to who you are and why you want it :-)

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
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You will find an answer here .

books.google.de/books?id=OuoV-o_Xf-EC&pg=PA234&lpg=PA234&dq=vapor+pressure+hcn+ph&source=bl&ots=Ar3zUmzqpe&sig=gAAM6Yln-k7CEaPFYSBRdOgu8Jg&hl=de#v=onepage&q=vapor%20pressure%20hcn%20ph&f=false

The vapor pressure is dependent on the amount of free HCN in the water solution, which is dependent on pH.

Hermann Luyken
BASF - Ludwigshafen, Germany
August 28, 2012




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