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Graph of solubility data for sodium sulfate, drawn in Microsoft Excel and scanned in by User:Walkerma, July 2005. Data taken from Linke, W.F.; A. Seidell (1965). Solubilities of Inorganic and Metal Organic Compounds (4th ed.). Van Nostrand.
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