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  • | OtherNames = Cupric carbonate<br>Neutral copper carbonate ...ike [[copper(II) hydroxide]], is used as a source of copper(II) ions. Most salts of copper can be produced by reacting this chemical with the desired acid.
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  • ...form a reddish-purple solution. This solution is stable at high pH, but at neutral or lower pH, the ferrate decomposes, liberating oxygen. ...lectrolyzed with iron electrodes. In the hypochlorite method, hydroxide or salts of trivalent iron are oxidized with hypochlorites in solution. Here is an e
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  • ...ydroxide is electrolyzed with iron electrodes. In the hypochlorite method, salts of trivalent iron are oxidized with hypochlorites in solution. A weak solut ...oluble barium compound. Barium ferrate does not react with filter paper in neutral and higher pH, so you can use it.
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  • [[Category:Neutral salts]]
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  • ...um hexachlorostannate is the salt of a strong acid and its solutions react neutral in water. Addition of alkali or ammonia solution precipitates Sn(OH)<sub>4< The salts can also be obtained by oxidation of an SnCl<sub>2</sub> solution in HCl, w
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  • [[Category:Neutral salts]]
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  • Caesium chloride forms a variety of double salts with other chlorides. Examples include 2CsCl·[[barium chloride|BaCl<sub>2< [[Category:Salts]]
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  • [[Category:Neutral salts]]
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  • [[Category:Neutral salts]]
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  • ...it can be also extracted into [[diethyl ether]], but this only works for a neutral solution and no oxime is extracted at acidic or basic pH.<ref>A. Janny, ''B ...also be neutralized by diluting it with water and carefully adding ferric salts or other compounds known to accelerate its decomposition.
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  • EDNA behaves like a dibasic acid and forms neutral salts.
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  • Rubidium chloride, like all alkali salts, has low toxicity, though it may be irritant to eyes, mouth and lungs. [[Category:Salts]]
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  • [[Category:Neutral salts]]
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  • ...strontium dichromate, via double displacement with their respective sodium salts. [[Category:Neutral salts]]
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