Does potassium hydroxide absorb carbon dioxide?
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very definetly.
Carbon dioxide forms a weak acid when it dissolves in water, carbonic acid:
CO2 + H2O -> H2CO3
This then combines with potassium hydroxide in an acid/base reaction:
H2CO3 + KOH -> KHCO3 + H2O
The result is potassium bicarbonate and water. When a solution of KOH is used in titrations, it must be titrated itself to determine its exact concentration. This is because it is constantly absorbing CO2 and loosing its strength as a base.
參考: I'm a chemist!
carbon dioxide is a acidic oxide .KOH is a strong alkali.therefore there should be a acid base reaction causing dissolution of or absorbtion of carbon dioxide.
Yes. The Apollo spacecraft used cannisters filled with KOH to remove the carbon dioxide from the air.
KOH + CO2 --> KHCO3 + K2CO3 +H2O
yes
2KOH + CO2 = K2 CO3 + H2O
do the balancing urself
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