| The solid manganese dioxide is then separated from the chloric acid solution containing zinc ions. |
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| All of this is to justify why NaClO 3 is merely sodium chlorate while HClO 3 gets the exalted name of chloric acid. |
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| Here the two reservoir substances chloric acid and chloride nitrate can react with each other and set free chloride atoms and nitric acid. |
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| By using Titanium anodes, the use of highly corrosive and dangerous chemicals, such as hydro chloric acid can be avoided. |
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| Azurite can also be confused with sodalite, a chloric sodium aluminum silicate. |
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| The black precipitate which I obtained was received by a filter paper carefully washed first with well distillated water, then with hot water and at last with chloric acid. |
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| Electrolysis is used to convert part of the sodium chlorate feed stream of the R8 or the R11 process to chloric acid. |
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| At their end of life plastic bottles are incinerated and become responsible for the emission in atmosphere of toxic compounds such as chloric acids, heavy metals and dioxins. |
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| In order to stop the reaction 4 N chloric acid was added, and the reading was performed using a 570 nm filter in a microplate reader. |
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| Crystal sodium chlorate from the generator and make-up sodium chlorate are passed through electrolysis cells to produce chloric acid to replace the sulfuric acid feed to the R8 and R11 processes. |
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| For these analyses, samples were digested with a mixture of per chloric acid and nitric acid and cooled to room temperature. |
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| Chlorine reacts in water to form chloric and hypochloric acid, which has an irreversible oxidising effect on micro-organisms due the splitting off of radical oxygen. |
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| There was some dangerous stuff in there such as chloric acid and ammonia. |
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