So today I did the following experiment:
I brought 200ml of distilled water to boil and kept adding 1.2g of fumaric acid while keeping the water boiling. I managed to add 11g of fumaric acid before it wouldn't dissolve any more.
According to Wikipedia, the solubility of fumaric acid in water is 0.63 per 100ml which means I added 9 times as much (well, actually more because I was slow and some water evaporated in the process). I've actually been looking for information on solubility at different temperatures but haven't found anything.
I use FASW to salt out from d-limonene and what I was thinking was that I could use much less FASW if it was more concentrated and that it would therefore save from the trouble of reducing it. Also, having both FASW and d-limonene hot when salting would eliminate emulsions.
I'll report back when I have the chance to try it myself.
P.S. Thanks for full membership after just one post.
I brought 200ml of distilled water to boil and kept adding 1.2g of fumaric acid while keeping the water boiling. I managed to add 11g of fumaric acid before it wouldn't dissolve any more.
According to Wikipedia, the solubility of fumaric acid in water is 0.63 per 100ml which means I added 9 times as much (well, actually more because I was slow and some water evaporated in the process). I've actually been looking for information on solubility at different temperatures but haven't found anything.
I use FASW to salt out from d-limonene and what I was thinking was that I could use much less FASW if it was more concentrated and that it would therefore save from the trouble of reducing it. Also, having both FASW and d-limonene hot when salting would eliminate emulsions.
I'll report back when I have the chance to try it myself.
P.S. Thanks for full membership after just one post.