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Inorganic Chemistry
Category: Science > Chemistry Asked by: thixotropic-ga List Price: $12.00 |
Posted:
12 Jan 2003 13:21 PST
Expires: 11 Feb 2003 13:21 PST Question ID: 141828 |
What is the Ksp value for Titanium Phosphate and what form does Titanium Phosphate exist in. |
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Re: Inorganic Chemistry
From: synarchy-ga on 12 Jan 2003 23:45 PST |
I would suggest that you try the Merck manual, which, unfortunately, is not freely available online, but should be available in most university libraries. |
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Re: Inorganic Chemistry
From: zhiwenchong-ga on 13 Jan 2003 15:43 PST |
I just tried looking in the Merck Index, but it's not there. I tried other chemical handbooks and references (including Scifinder Scholar, which is supposed to be connected to ACS's CAS), but none seemed to have a listing for Titanium Phosphate. A search on web turned up a couple of results... Titanium Phosphate is amorphous and exists in such forms as TiO(OH)(H2PO4)·2H20. It also seems to be associated with ceramics. Do you know what the chemical structure is of the form you want? I know Titanium has possible oxidation states of +2, +3, +4. |
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Re: Inorganic Chemistry
From: zhiwenchong-ga on 13 Jan 2003 16:35 PST |
Here are some numbers if you need to search the CAS database. CAS Registry Number # 17017-57-1 Related Registry Number # 13772-30-0 (titanium(4+)-PO4[2:1]) # 15578-51-5 (titanium(4+)-PO4[4:3]) |
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