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Mercury is a highly toxic substance, and its acetate is also toxic. In ancient times, the main uses of mercury acetate were quite unique.
First, it was occasionally used in the field of medicine. Ancient physicians explored the medicinal properties of various substances. Although mercury acetate was highly toxic, it was carefully prepared and used in the treatment of specific diseases, or it was tried to deal with some stubborn diseases. At that time, medical cognition and technology were limited, and it was believed that it might have the effect of fighting poison with poison, and could play a role in some skin diseases such as sores, swelling, and scabies. It was hoped that its toxicity would kill the pathogenic bugs and bacteria, and achieve the purpose of relieving symptoms.
Second, it was involved in alchemy. The ancient alchemists pursued the elixir of immortality, and mercury and its compounds were often the key raw materials for alchemy. Mercury acetate may be included in complex alchemy formulas, and they firmly believe that under special refining procedures, mercury acetate can react wonderfully with other substances and be converted into elixir ingredients with miraculous effects. Although it is now known that such elixirs are highly toxic, and instead of taking them for longevity, they can cause poisoning and even endanger life, but under the mysterious concept of alchemy at that time, their use occupied a certain position in the alchemy process.
Third, there may be traces in some special processes. For example, in some fine metal surface treatment processes, mercury acetate may be used as a special additive to help change the properties of the metal surface, such as enhancing the gloss and corrosion resistance of the metal, so as to make the made metal utensils more beautiful and durable; in the production process of specific pigments or dyes, mercury acetate may also be involved, affecting the color and stability of the pigments, so as to meet the specific needs of painting, fabric dyeing and other processes.

Borax, also known as sodium tetraborate, is a common mineral and is widely used in industry, medicine, food and other fields. The acetic acid of borax has unique physical properties, which are detailed as follows:
First, looking at its properties, the acetic acid of borax is a colorless and transparent crystal or white powder under normal conditions. Its crystal structure is regular and orderly, and it often refracts a soft luster under light, as if it contains mysterious beauty. The white powder is delicate in texture and smooth to the touch, giving a sense of purity.
Second, in terms of its solubility, the acetic acid of borax is easily soluble in water. When it meets water, it quickly diffuses and dissolves to form a uniform solution. This property allows it to be easily formulated into a solution of the required concentration in many chemical experiments and industrial production to meet different needs.
Third, when it comes to melting point, the acetic acid melting point of borax is relatively low. Under moderate heating conditions, it will gradually change from a solid state to a liquid state, and this transition process is smooth and observable. The lower melting point makes it easier to operate and process in some processes that require heating and melting.
Fourth, its density is also an important physical property. The acetic acid density of borax is moderate, which is in a specific range compared with the density of common substances. This density property plays a key role in the separation and mixing of substances, affecting their distribution and behavior in the system.
Fifth, the acetic acid aqueous solution of borax has a certain pH. Because acetic acid is a weak acid and borax also has specific chemical properties, the pH value of the aqueous solution after the combination of the two shows a range of weak acidity to weak alkalinity. This pH characteristic has an important role in the progress of related chemical reactions and the impact of biological systems.
The acetic acid of borax has shown important value in many fields due to its unique physical properties, providing an indispensable material basis for human production, life and scientific research.

Sodium halide is a class of common compounds with rich chemical properties. Let's take sodium chloride as an example to describe it in detail.
First, sodium chloride has good solubility. At room temperature, sodium chloride can be easily soluble in water, forming a colorless and transparent solution. This property has important applications in many fields. For example, in cooking, sodium chloride can be dissolved in water to make dishes taste uniform. In chemical production, this solubility also helps it participate in various chemical reactions.
Second, sodium chloride has high stability. Under normal conditions, sodium chloride is not easy to chemically react with common gases such as oxygen and nitrogen. This stability makes sodium chloride can be stored for a long time without easy deterioration, which brings many conveniences in storage and transportation.
Third, sodium chloride can be ionized in aqueous solution. After sodium chloride is dissolved in water, sodium ions and chloride ions will be ionized, and this ionization process makes the solution able to conduct electricity. This property is widely used in the field of electrochemistry. For example, in the reaction of electrolyzing sodium chloride solution, the ionized ions participate in the electrode reaction, and then generate important chemical products such as sodium hydroxide and chlorine gas.
Fourth, sodium chloride can participate in the metathesis reaction. If the sodium chloride solution is mixed with the silver nitrate solution, the following reaction will occur: $NaCl + AgNO_ {3} = AgCl? + NaNO_ {3} $to form a white precipitate of silver chloride. This reaction is often used to test the presence of chloride ions in the solution. The chemical properties of sodium halide are of great significance in both practical life and industrial production. Its solubility, stability, ionization, and participation in metathesis reactions provide a key foundation for the development of many fields.

The method of making glauberite has been known since ancient times. The method is to take simple nitrate, drizzle the juice with water, clarify it, and then put it into a pot for torment. When the water is gradually gone, the crystals of glauberite will precipitate. This is a common method.
As for the method of turning glauberite into kaosan, it is quite complicated. Take glauberite first, and match it with stone gall, croton and other things in a certain proportion. Place it in a special container and seal it tightly. Heat it slowly with a slow fire, during which you need to pay attention to the change of the heat at all times, and there must be no slack. After a long time of refining, make all things blend and react with each other. After it cools, carefully open the container to get kaosan.
And the method of making hydrochloric acid from kaosan also has its own way. Take an appropriate amount of caulis sand, put it in a distillation vessel, add specific auxiliary materials, and burn it fiercely with fire. The caulis sand is thermally decomposed, and the escaped gas is introduced into the liquid of the prepend. This liquid needs to be carefully prepared to make the gas fully react with it, and finally obtain hydrochloric acid.
However, these production methods require a deep understanding and skilled skills of many factors such as physical properties, temperature, and ratio. A little bit of mishap will make it difficult to achieve its work, and when operating, extra caution is required to prevent unexpected changes.

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