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Will carbon powder dissolve (ionize) in sulfamic acid? If so, what ionic state?
Will carbon powder dissolve (ionize) in sulfamic acid? If so, what ionic state?
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The better it can happen is to form a colloidal suspension.liivvewire said:Will carbon powder dissolve (ionize) in sulfamic acid? If so, what ionic state?
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