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The absorption of phosphme m an aqueous solution of hydrochlonc acid and formaldehyde was found to be kmetlcally controlled In the range of vanables studied The reactlon was found to be first order with respect to phosphme and formaldehyde and approximately half-order with respect to hydrochlonc aci
Abstraet--Anodic corrosion of Ir in solutions of HCI proceeds through the formation of lrCle 2and IrCls2-ions; the formation of Ir(lll) tends to be more important at less positive potentials. This process requires a high overpotential and lr passivates easily by adsorbed oxygen. The polarization cur
Conclusions about the passivation of rhodium have been obtained by studying the anodic and cathodic charging curves with solutions of HCIOl and/or HCl as electrolytes. The electrochemical surface. oxidation of rhodium causes passivation. In HClO, solutions this oxidation leads to the formation of mo