First of all: how wet is wet? A sludge? A wet-sugar type? - In any case no heat! I would place the mass of the salt onto wide Petri dish or watch glass and then in a vacuum dessicator with an Erlenmeyer flask half-filled with concentrated H2SO4. After 2-3 days it is usually stands at air-dried conditions. That means that your salt will not stick to a glass rod when you are mixing/shoveling it. - Let me know how that goes...
First of all: how wet is wet? A sludge? A wet-sugar type? - In any case no heat! I would place the mass of the salt onto wide Petri dish or watch glass and then in a vacuum dessicator with an Erlenmeyer flask half-filled with concentrated H2SO4. After 2-3 days it is usually stands at air-dried conditions. That means that your salt will not stick to a glass rod when you are mixing/shoveling it. - Let me know how that goes...
Thank you professor!
my APS has been changed into a wet salt.
I will try the method you have recommended.
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