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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 11 bis — Chapter XII · SODIUM

George Kamensky translation

On decreasing the pressure, sodium hydrogen sulphate, NaHSO4, dissociates much more easily than at the ordinary pressure; it loses water and forms the pyrosulphate, Na2S2O7; this reaction is utilised in chemical works.

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