10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLATINOCYANIC»
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Platinocyanide of hydrogen, or platinocyanic acid, is crystallizable ; the crystals
deliquesce when exposed to moist air; they are soluble in alcohol. The barytes,
strontian, and lime compound, corresponding to platinocyanide of potassium, ...
2
Elements of Chemistry Including in the History of the ...
The platinocyanides of barium, strontium, and calcium, are easily obtained by the
action of platinocyanic acid on these bases, and crystallize readily in beautiful
greenish yellow colour, or in some cases green and red with metallic lustre. IX.
3
A Handbook of Organic Chemistry: Being a New and Greatly ...
... increased the number of platinocyauides, and it appears that many of these are
isomeric or polymeric with one another. The platinocyanides of barium, strontium,
and calcium, are easily obtained by the action of platinocyanic acid on these ...
4
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Platinocyanide of hydrogen, or platinocyanic acid, is crystallizable; the crystals
deliquesce when exposed to moist air; they are soluble in alco— hol. The ba tes,
strontiun, and lime compound, corresponding to platinocyanide of potassium, ...
5
The London Lancet: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Platinocyanide of hydrogen, or platinocyanic acid, is crystallizable ; the crys- t ils
deliquesce when exposed to moist air ; they are soluble in alcohol. The bary tes,
stroutian , and lime compound, ecrres- ponding to platinocyanide of potassium, ...
6
Elements of Chemistry; including the applications of the ...
... 692. oxalic, 931. oxalovlnic, 776. pulmilic, 957. parntartnric 0r raccmic, i450.
phocenic, 055. phosphoric, 137, 342. picric, 917. pimaric, 891. platinocyanic, 991
. prussic, 956. pyromaric, 891. pyromecouic, 939. pyrotartaric, 949. qli'unic or
klnic, ...
Thomas GRAHAM (Master of the Mint.), 1842
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Bibliography of the metals of the platinum group: platinum, ...
(Chloroplatinic and platinocyanic acids, p: 73.) Ft. Ztech. phyBik.Chem. 2 (1888),
49; Chem. Centrbl. 1888, 440; J. Chem. Soc. 54 (1888), 1008; Jsb. Chem. 1888,
385. 1SSS: 26. F. Rudorff. Zur Constitution der Losungen. (Chlorpla- tinates and
...
James Lewis Howe, Hendrick Coenraad Holtz, 1919
Platinocyanic and platinochloric acids are bibasic, the salts being atomic and not
molecular compounds. Salts of the form R'HPtCy, do not exist in solution, but
separate into neutral salt and free acid. Chromicyanic is analogous to ferricyanic
...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), 1888
9
A Treatise on Chemistry
It is insoluble in water but dissolves in a boiling solution of potassium cyanide.1
Platinicyanic Acid, HPtCy4, is obtained by evaporating a fairly concentrated
solution of platinocyanic acid with hydrogen peroxide on the water-bath : 1
2H2PtCy4 ...
Henry Enfield Roscoe, John Cannell Cain, Carl Schorlemmer, 1923
10
The Principles of chemistry
It is obtained by saturating platinocyanic acid with magnesia, or elso by double
decomposition between the harium salt and magnesium sulphate. The strontium
salt, SrPt(CN)4,<HaO crystallises in milk.white plates having ft violet and green ...
Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev, 1902
