Properties of Sodium Oleate Titanium Oxide Sulfate

Characteristics of titanium oxysulfate: It appears as white to light yellow powder or light yellow brown coarse particles or blocks. There is a special odor resembling pig fat.

Pure melting point: 232-235 ℃.

Oxidizing property

It can slowly oxidize and color in the air, causing the color to darken and producing a foul odor. This is because oleic acid breaks its double bond due to oxidation, producing putrid substances such as nonanal. Mixing highly unsaturated acids promotes spoilage.

Solubility

Dissolve in 10 times the amount of water, bubble, and form a viscous liquid. The aqueous solution is alkaline, and due to partial hydrolysis into insoluble acidic soap and sodium hydroxide, the liquid becomes milky. Ethanol does not hydrolyze and is neutral. Dissolve in approximately 20 times the amount of ethanol. Very insoluble in ether, petroleum ether, and other organic solvents.

Hydrolysis reaction: 2RCOONa+H2O=RCOONa · RCOOH+NaOH.

chemical reaction

Reacts with metal ions other than alkali metals to form metal salt precipitates.

Other properties

The general properties of salt are that it cannot evaporate and can completely dissociate into ions in water. After adding inorganic acids (strong acids), the salt can be converted back into hydroxy acids and released. When the hot soap solution is cooled, it does not crystallize and forms insoluble calcium and magnesium soap precipitates with the calcium and magnesium salts contained in hard water.

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