TIP 0607-05

OLD NUMBER 004-5

ISSUED 1964
REAPPROVED 1979
REAFFIRMED 1988
REVISED 1997
REVISED 2002
2002 TAPPI

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Density of milk of lime solution

Scope

This Technical Information Paper relates the density of Ca(OH)2 solutions at 20C to the concentration of
Ca(OH)2. Various weight relationships are given in the table, as well as Baum density values.

Safety precautions

Gloves and goggles should be worn when working with Ca(OH)2 solutions. Ca(OH)2 can cause skin dryness
and/or irritation, as well as eye damage.

Keywords

Calcium hydroxide, Sulfite liquors, Hydroxides, Sulfite pulping, Bleaching, Chemical pulps, Semichemical pulps,
Dissolving pulps, Lignosulfonates, Neutral sulfite pulping, Alkaline sulfite pulping, Density

Reference

C.P.P.A. Technical Section Data Sheet - 98.

Additional information

Units on graphs have been modified to meet new TAPPI recommendations for SI format.
Effective date of issue: August 30, 2002.
Working Group Members:

Patrick J. McKeough Chairman, Weyerhaeuser Company

Paul W. Braun, Domtar Industries
Douglas W. Wynn, MeadWestvaco Corporation

TIP Category: Data and Calculations

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