IUPAC-NIST Solubility Database
NIST Standard Reference Database 106


Glass Ball as Bullet Solubility System: Ammonium dihydrogenphosphate with Urea and Water

Components:
   (1) Ammonium dihydrogenphosphate; NH4H2PO4; [7722-76-1]  NIST Chemistry WebBook for detail
   (2) Potassium chloride; KCl; [7747-40-7]  NIST Chemistry WebBook for detail
   (3) Urea; CH4N2O; [57-13-6]  NIST Chemistry WebBook for detail
   (4) Water; H2O; [7732-18-5]  NIST Chemistry WebBook for detail

Original Measurements:
   Sarbaev, A.N.; Polyakov, E.V.; Tyunina, M.F.; Polyakova, Z.A.; Ruchkova, A.Kh., Khim. Prom. (Moscow) 1972, 48, 437.

Variables:

   Concentration = Composition, temperature and boiling points at pressures of 20 mm to 760 mm Hg of samples containing a N:P:K ratio equal to 1:1:1.

Prepared By:
   J. Eysseltová

Experimental Data:   (Notes on the Nomenclature)
(Please see footnotes following the table(s).)
  
Part 1. Solubility in the NH4H2PO4-CO(NH2)2-KCl-H2O system at the ratio N:P:K = 1:1:1.
t/°CChemical1102 * Mass Fraction w1Chemical2102 * Mass Fraction w2(a)m2(a)Chemical3102 * Mass Fraction w3(a)m3(a)Chemical4102 * Mass Fraction w4(a)m4(a)Chemical5102 * Mass Fraction w5(a)
10total salt24.7CO(NH2)24.270.945NH4H2PO413.51.56KCl6.931.23H2O75.3
20total salt29.4CO(NH2)25.081.20NH4H2PO416.11.98KCl8.251.57H2O70.6
30total salt33.0CO(NH2)25.711.42NH4H2PO418.02.34KCl9.261.85H2O67
40total salt36.0CO(NH2)26.231.62NH4H2PO419.72.67KCl10.12.12H2O64
50total salt39.0CO(NH2)26.751.84NH4H2PO421.33.04KCl10.92.41H2O61
60total salt42.3CO(NH2)27.322.11NH4H2PO423.13.48KCl11.92.76H2O57.7
70total salt45.7CO(NH2)27.912.42NH4H2PO425.04.00KCl12.83.17H2O54.3
80total salt49.6CO(NH2)28.582.83NH4H2PO427.14.67KCl13.93.70H2O50.4
90total salt53.5CO(NH2)29.263.31NH4H2PO429.25.46KCl15.04.33H2O46.5
100total salt57.5CO(NH2)29.923.96NH4H2PO431.46.41KCl16.15.09H2O38.2
110total salt61.8CO(NH2)210.74.66NH4H2PO433.87.68KCl17.36.09H2O38.2
120total salt66.7CO(NH2)211.55.77NH4H2PO436.49.51KCl18.77.54H2O33.3
130total salt72.5CO(NH2)212.57.59NH4H2PO439.612.5KCl20.39.92H2O27.5
140total salt79.8CO(NH2)213.811.4NH4H2PO443.618.8KCl22.414.9H2O20.2
Part 2. Composition and boiling points of saturated solutions in the NH4H2PO4-CO(NH2)2-KCl-H2O system at the ratio N:P:K = 1:1:1.
Boiling Point/°CPressure [mm Hg]Chemical1102 * Mass Fraction w1Chemical2102 * Mass Fraction w2(a)m2(a)Chemical3102 * Mass Fraction w3(a)m3(a)Chemical4102 * Mass Fraction w4(a)m4(a)Chemical5102 * Mass Fraction w5(a)
26.720total solute31.9CO(NH2)25.521.35NH4H2PO417.42.23KCl8.951.76H2O68.1
41.850total solute36.6CO(NH2)26.331.66NH4H2PO420.02.74KCl10.32.17H2O63.4
56.9100total solute41.2CO(NH2)27.132.02NH4H2PO422.53.33KCl11.62.64H2O58.8
65.7150total solute44.2CO(NH2)27.652.28NH4H2PO424.23.76KCl12.42.98H2O55.8
73.0200total solute47.0CO(NH2)28.132.55NH4H2PO425.74.21KCl13.23.34H2O53.0
78.7250total solute49.0CO(NH2)28.482.77NH4H2PO426.84.56KCl13.73.62H2O51.0
83.6300total solute50.9CO(NH2)28.812.99NH4H2PO427.84.92KCl14.33.90H2O49.1
87.9350total solute52.6CO(NH2)29.103.20NH4H2PO428.75.27KCl14.84.18H2O47.4
91.8400total solute54.2CO(NH2)29.383.41NH4H2PO429.65.62KCl15.24.45H2O45.8
95.4450total solute55.7CO(NH2)29.643.62NH4H2PO430.45.97KCl15.64.73H2O44.3
98.5500total solute56.9CO(NH2)29.843.80NH4H2PO431.16.27KCl16.04.97H2O43.1
100.9550total solute57.9CO(NH2)210.03.96NH4H2PO431.66.53KCl16.25.18H2O42.1
103.6600total solute59.1CO(NH2)210.24.16NH4H2PO432.36.86KCl16.65.44H2O40.9
105.7650total solute60.0CO(NH2)210.44.32NH4H2PO432.87.12KCl16.85.65H2O40.0
108.0700total solute61.0CO(NH2)210.64.50NH4H2PO433.37.43KCl17.15.89H2O39.0
110.6760total solute62.2CO(NH2)210.84.74NH4H2PO434.07.82KCl17.56.19H2O37.8
Notes:
   Table 1  a  These values were calculated by the compiler. The molalities are expressed as mol/kg H2O.
   Table 2  a  These values were calculated by the compiler. The molalities are expressed as mol/kg H2O.

Method/Apparatus/Procedure:
   A visual polythermic method was used at temperatures below 50 °C. Supersaturation was prevented by seeding. Above 50 °C a synthetic method was used1-3. The samples were placed in glass ampules and placed in an air thermostat where they were rotated at 3 rpm. They were observed through a glass window in the thermostat. A self-constructed apparatus based on the principle described elsewhere4 was used.

Source and Purity of Materials:
   Reagent grade NH4H2PO4 (GOST 6691-67) and urea (GOST 3771-64) and chemically pure KCl (GOST 4234-69) were used.

Estimated Errors:
   Solubility: No information is given.
   Temperature: With the visual-polythermic method the difference between the temperature of dissolution of the last crystal and appearance of the first crystal was less than + 0.5 K. Above 50 °C the temperature had a precision of 0.4 K. No other information is given.

References:
   1Alekseev, V.F. Zh. Russ. Fiz.-Khim. Obshch. 1876, 8, 329.
   2Lebedeva, E.S.; Khodeeva, S.M. Zh. Fiz. Khim. 1961, 35, 2602.
   3Krichevskiy, I.R.; Khazanova, N.E.; Liushits, L.P. Zh. Fiz. Khim. 1957, 31, 2711.
   4Goroletskiy, Ya; Olevskiy, V.M.; Levitanayte, R.P. Zh. Fiz. Khim. 1964, 38, 2874.