pyrophosphoric acid

"Pyrophosphoric acid" is an important chemical in inorganic chemistry, known for its formation through the dehydration of phosphoric acid and its use in various industrial applications.

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Definition

C2Inorganic Chemistry

(technical)A medium-strong acid with the formula Hβ‚„Pβ‚‚O₇, formed by the condensation of two phosphoric acid molecules.

Example

  • Pyrophosphoric acid can be synthesized by heating phosphoric acid.

C2Industrial

(technical)A colorless, odorless, and hygroscopic liquid used in manufacturing detergents, fertilizers, and water treatment chemicals.

Example

  • The factory uses pyrophosphoric acid in the production of cleaning agents.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "pyrophosphoric acid":

perchloric acidadenosine phosphateperchlorobenzoic acidadenylic acidphosphorus pastesulfamic acidmercurial phosphorussulfonic acid