Megamarko94 - 26-5-2011 at 14:56
if you have any gold salt synthesis pls. post it...or any other precious metal salt.....
LanthanumK - 26-5-2011 at 16:33
The dissolution of gold and palladium in aqua regia is well known. Platinum also dissolves. All of these form precious metal compounds, although I am
not sure whether they are known as salts.
cyanureeves - 26-5-2011 at 17:05
silver nitrate is simply made by dissolving silver in nitric acid. sterling in nitric acid will make a contaminated silver nitrate solution that can
be turned into silver chloride by adding table salt to it. or use a pure silver nitrate solution if you have pure silver.electrolyzing gold in
potassium cyanate will make a gold solution but i've never went as far as evaporating the solution to see what the salt will look like. if you
evaporate gold chloride it will turn syrupy and i dont see why it wouldnt make a salt if further dried.to make the cyanate or cyanide synthesis go to
the preparation of cyanide thread. that is as preciously as i've gone. i've never even touched platinum.
Neil - 27-5-2011 at 08:58
The Chemistry of Gold
M. Concepción Gimeno
http://www.wiley-vch.de/books/sample/3527320296_c01.pdf