When I conducted the degassing experiment using decompression under anaerobic condition(and I used ferrous based chelating agent), the oxidized ferric were observerd.
So, could you tell me the -600 mmHg pressure can affect to increase pH?
If not, why the oxidized ferric sedimentation were formed?
Dear Kim Hyun Woo, this is very likely to happen, since reduced pressure make the release (dissolution) of protons more easy and fast. This is similar to the effect of increasing temperature. My Regards
Dear Kim Hyun Woo, this is very likely to happen, since reduced pressure make the release (dissolution) of protons more easy and fast. This is similar to the effect of increasing temperature. My Regards
Abdelkader BOUAZIZ
Thanks for your reply :)
I have a question about your reply,
isn't release of protons lead to decrease pH?
Sincerely,
since the effect of the reduced pressure is seminal at the reduced temperature the release (dissolution) of protons is minimal and this leads us to a more acidic solution therefore a high pH.
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