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sulfate - Encyclopedia.com (1428 words) |
 | Sulfates in which both hydrogens are replaced are called normal sulfates; sulfates in which only one hydrogen is replaced are called hydrogen sulfates, acid sulfates, or bisulfates. |
| Barium sulfate occurs as barite ; calcium sulfate is found as gypsum, alabaster, and selenite; Epsom salts is magnesium sulfate; sodium sulfate occurs as its decahydrate, Glauber's salt ; and strontium sulfate occurs as celestite. |
| Some sulfates were formerly known as vitriols; blue vitriol is cupric sulfate, green vitriol is ferrous sulfate, and white vitriol is zinc sulfate. |
| Strontium chloride - Biocrawler (246 words) |
| Strontium chloride is a typical ionic metal salt, and it can be used as a source of other strontium compounds such as strontium chromate: |
| Like barium chloride it can be used to test for sulfate ion, though not at such low concentration, since strontium sulfate is more soluble than barium sulfate. |
| Strontium Chloride is occasionally used as a flame coloring agent in pyrotechnics. |
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