Relative Dissolution Rates of Several Hydrated Limes
Publication: Journal of Environmental Engineering
Volume 127, Issue 6
Abstract
The relative dissolution rates of several commercial hydrated limes were evaluated. Significant differences in dissolution rates were observed ranging from a time of <10 s for 90% dissolution to 1 min for a 5% slurry. A 2% slurry dissolved faster than a 5% slurry. The speed of lime dissolution may be important for some treatment processes.
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Received: Dec 17, 1999
Published online: Jun 1, 2001
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