norew
99 posts
TimePosted 03/08/2011 08:24:07
norew says

Re: Free Lime

Thanks a lot. I really have a lot of questions here, I am a novice QA Engr, so I would like to ask for your indulgence. Please bear with me.

 

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norew
99 posts
TimePosted 03/08/2011 08:30:59
norew says

Re: Free Lime

Is the heating not enough to produce CaO from CaCO3 which would react with HCl that could surely increase the Free Lime as determined?

I have a bunch of questions, I hope you would lend a hand. If it will not be too much, I would like to for ask your email address?

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Ted Krapkat
537 posts
TimePosted 04/08/2011 00:33:39

Re: Free Lime

norew:
Is the heating not enough to produce CaO from CaCO3 which would react with HCl that could surely increase the Free Lime as determined?

Hello Norew,

No, the temperature achieved during the free lime test is nowhere near that required to dissociate CaCO3 into CaO and CO2. That reaction requires at least 840degC, whereas the boiling solvent in the free lime test would only reach about 85degC .

norew:
I have a bunch of questions, I hope you would lend a hand. If it will not be too much, I would like to for ask your email address?

My email address is;- 

ted.krapkat(at)cemaust.com.au  (please replace the (at) with @ )

 

Regards,

Ted.

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norew
99 posts
TimePosted 05/08/2011 08:14:33
norew says

Re: Free Lime

:)

Got it.

 I was right then. Thanks a lot.

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