10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARGENTOUS»
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1
Experimental Inorganic Chemistry
314 Argentic (Ag II) compounds, 1 16 Argentic oxide, (p.a.) 159 Argentic (pyridine
) persulphate, 116, (p.a.) 158 Argentous ammino cations, 110, 112 Argentous
arsenate, (p.) 156 Argentous carbonate, (p.a.) 150 Argentous cyanide, 112, (p.) ...
William George Palmer, 1970
2
A Dictionary of Chemistry
Argentous Oxide, Ag'O, is produced by the action of hydrogen dioxide on metallic
silver (and therefore also in the decomposition of argentic oxide by excess of
hydrogen dioxide). A bright silver plate immersed in a perfectly neutral solution of
...
3
A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
Silver forms two classes of oxygen-salts, corresponding with the argentic and
argentous oxides. Tho argentic salts are formed by dissolving metallic silver in
oxidising acids, or by double decomposition. The nitrate, chlorate, and
perchlorate ...
4
The Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds, Pyridine Metal ...
Known argentous and argentic coordination compounds are listed in Tables 3.8
and 3.9, respectively. The single crystal x-rays of some species are quoted in
Table 3.10. Silver complexes are less stable than corresponding copper ones.
The argentous oxide dissolves, and a small quantity of a grey-blue substance is
precipitated. When this solution is exposed to the air, it acquires the colour of
salts of protoxide of cobalt, and becomes slightly turbid, owing to the separation
of ...
6
The Chemical Elements and Their Compounds
Antimony trisulphide, 790. Antimonyl bromide SbOBr, chloride, 796. Antimonyl
carbonate [SbO],CO„ 796. Antimonyl compounds SbOX: fluoride, iodide, nitrate,
nitrite, perchlorate, 796. Aragonite, 253. Argentic and argentous compounds (and
...
Nevil Vincent Sidgwick, 1962
7
Wiley Guide to Chemical Incompatibilities
ARCTON®~63 (76-13-1) see 1, l ,2-trichloro1,2,2-trifluoroethane. ARCTUVIN (
123-31-9) See hydroquinone. ARGENTIC FLUORIDE or ARGENTOUS
FLUORIDE (7783-95-1) AgF2 A moisture- and light-sensitive, hygroscopic,
corrosive solid.
Richard P. Pohanish, Stanley A. Greene, 2009
8
Periodica Polytechnica: Chemical engineering. Khimii︠a︡
Present studies on the behaviour of complexes with argentous sulfate show that
silver powder is formed indirectly from the corresponding complexes. In the first
stage of the reaction, argentous oxide precipitates which quite readily oxidizes ...
9
Anthony's Photographic Bulletin
ARGENTOUS OXIDE — SILVER TETROXIDE — Ag4O. (?) Argentous oxide is
black, little soluble in water and very unstable. It is decomposed at 212 degrees
Fahr., and when acted on by light into metallic silver and oxygen. The oxacids ...
10
Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry
Argentous oxide is sparingly soluble in water. Its suspension imparts a
perceptibly alkaline reaction to water, indicating that the second one of the above
reactions can be reversed, and the AgOH formed is almost completely ionized to
the Ag' ...
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