The factors that influence metal oxide solubility in aqueous media (both thermodynamic and kinetic) are analyzed. Either surface reactions or diffusion to or from solution bulk may control the rate. In the former case, solution and solid phase variables are of importance; solid state variables of interest are electronic structure and defects structure and density. Solution variables to be considered are pH, complexing agents and surfactants. The electrochemical nature of the surface reactions make the electrical properties of the interface crucial in determining dissolution behaviour
The rate of nickel(II) and nickel(III) oxide dissolution in sulfuric, hydrochloric, and nitric acids...
Abstract Reactions at oxide mineral- electrolyte interfaces such as adsorption of hydrogen ions, met...
Dissolution of metal oxides is fundamentally important for understanding mineral evolution and micro...
The factors that influence metal oxide solubility in aqueous media (both thermodynamic and kinetic) ...
Many heterogeneous processes (formation and dissolution of solid phases, redox and photochemical pro...
The dissolution behaviour of a series of d- and p-block metal oxides was investigated in deep eutect...
This paper reports studies of the rates of dissolution of natural Brucite, optical grade MgO, and co...
The solubility behavior of transition metal oxides in high temperature water is interpreted by recog...
Chemical weathering processes, essentially caused by the interaction of water and the atmosphere wit...
The rate of dissolution of zinc oxide has been studied with a technique developed by Engell, in whic...
© Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) 2017. Fundamental Dissolution...
The chemical dissolution of zinc oxide (ZnO) single crystals with three different surface orientatio...
Aqueous dispersions of metal oxide particles are of great practical interest due to their wide-rangi...
The results of high temperature solubility studies at ORNL are presented in which mainly direct pH m...
The kinetics of molybdenum(VI) oxide dissolution in sulfuric acid solutions at various temperatures ...
The rate of nickel(II) and nickel(III) oxide dissolution in sulfuric, hydrochloric, and nitric acids...
Abstract Reactions at oxide mineral- electrolyte interfaces such as adsorption of hydrogen ions, met...
Dissolution of metal oxides is fundamentally important for understanding mineral evolution and micro...
The factors that influence metal oxide solubility in aqueous media (both thermodynamic and kinetic) ...
Many heterogeneous processes (formation and dissolution of solid phases, redox and photochemical pro...
The dissolution behaviour of a series of d- and p-block metal oxides was investigated in deep eutect...
This paper reports studies of the rates of dissolution of natural Brucite, optical grade MgO, and co...
The solubility behavior of transition metal oxides in high temperature water is interpreted by recog...
Chemical weathering processes, essentially caused by the interaction of water and the atmosphere wit...
The rate of dissolution of zinc oxide has been studied with a technique developed by Engell, in whic...
© Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) 2017. Fundamental Dissolution...
The chemical dissolution of zinc oxide (ZnO) single crystals with three different surface orientatio...
Aqueous dispersions of metal oxide particles are of great practical interest due to their wide-rangi...
The results of high temperature solubility studies at ORNL are presented in which mainly direct pH m...
The kinetics of molybdenum(VI) oxide dissolution in sulfuric acid solutions at various temperatures ...
The rate of nickel(II) and nickel(III) oxide dissolution in sulfuric, hydrochloric, and nitric acids...
Abstract Reactions at oxide mineral- electrolyte interfaces such as adsorption of hydrogen ions, met...
Dissolution of metal oxides is fundamentally important for understanding mineral evolution and micro...