which is longer than batch dissolution due to the gradual decrease in nitric acid concentration[3]. Such findings are crucial for designing efficient reprocessing systems. Additionally ...

The more concentrated the solution of an acid, the lower its pH will be. If the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution increases by a factor of 10, the pH of the solution decreases by 1 unit.

The sodium reacts most vigorously with the nitric acid, producing a flame and smoke. The sodium also reacts pretty strongly with the weaker concentration of hydrochloric acid. The demonstration shown ...