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Praseodymium(III)-potassium sulfate - PrK3(SO4)3
Hello! I had just 0.5-1 g praseodymium carbonate, so I made PrK3(SO4)3*H2O. it's easy to make it, just mix sulfates solutions. it has low solubility,
so it precipitates instantly. not as green as other Pr compounds, but it has a weak greenish color.
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Pretty.
Does it fluoresce?
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Nice! I wonder how you could mix the solutions slowly enough to get crystals.....
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I don't know ill try uv in this days.
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May I suggest that you try the sulphamate trick to get crystals of this?
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What is the sulphamate trick
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From a recent thread…
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=15...
I hadn't heard of it either but it seems like a really cool idea. I might attempt it myself sometime soon.
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