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Potassium hydrogen sulphite, KHSO3

The primary Potassium hydrogen sulphite, KHSO3, can be precipitated in monoclinic crystals by addition of alcohol to a solution of potassium carbonate into which excess of sulphur dioxide has been passed. It is unstable, readily losing sulphur dioxide. Its heat of formation in aqueous solution is 211.3 Cal.

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