High-Purity Saturated Bicarbonate Solutions (NaHCO3) for pH Control & Industrial Use

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FAQS on saturated bicarbonate solution

Q: What is a saturated bicarbonate solution?

A: A saturated bicarbonate solution is a solution in which the maximum amount of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO₃) or other bicarbonate salts has been dissolved at a specific temperature. It is often used in laboratories for acid neutralization or CO₂ scrubbing. Its concentration depends on solubility limits under given conditions.

Q: How is a NaHCO₃ saturated solution prepared?

A: To prepare a NaHCO₃ saturated solution, dissolve sodium bicarbonate in water while stirring until no more solid dissolves. Filter out excess undissolved NaHCO₃ to obtain a clear solution. Storage in a sealed container prevents CO₂ absorption or evaporation.

Q: What is the pH of a saturated sodium bicarbonate solution?

A: The pH of a saturated NaHCO₃ solution is typically around 8-9 due to its weakly alkaline nature. Exact pH depends on temperature and concentration. It acts as a buffer in many chemical and biological processes.

Q: How does ammonium bicarbonate solution’s pH compare to NaHCO₃?

A: Ammonium bicarbonate solution usually has a slightly lower pH (around 7.5-8.5) compared to NaHCO₃. This is because ammonium bicarbonate releases NH₄⁺ ions, which mildly acidify the solution. Both are weakly alkaline but differ in buffering capacity.

Q: What are common uses of saturated bicarbonate solutions?

A: Saturated bicarbonate solutions are used for neutralizing acids, removing CO₂ in gas purification, and as buffering agents in biochemistry. NaHCO₃ solutions are also employed in fire extinguishers, while ammonium bicarbonate solutions find use in food processing and pharmaceuticals.