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The solubility of silver acetate at 25°C. in aqueous solutions containing various amounts of silver nitrate and silver perchlorate has been determined.2. The results obtained are interpreted by means of the theory of Debye and Hückel and by assuming the formation of diacetato-argentate ion and of acetatodisilver ion.3. The dissociation constants of these complex ions have been determined. 4. It is suggested that the stability of one of these ions is due to resonance. 5. The true activity product for silver acetate has been calculated. REFERENCES

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Miscibility of Liquid Metals with Salts. I. The Sodium-Sodium Halide Systems¹

Bredig¹,

Johnson²,

Smith³

1955

J. Am. Chem. Soc.

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Mixtures of Metals With Molten Salts

Bredig¹

1963

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Diffuse transition and melting in fluorite and antifluorite type of compounds. Heat content of potassium sulfide from 298 to 1260.degree.K

Dworkin¹,

Bredig²

1968

J. Phys. Chem.

173

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MISCIBILITY OF METALS WITH SALTS. VI. LITHIUM-LITHIUM HALIDE SYSTEMS¹

Isomorphism and allotrophy in compounds of the type A₂XO₄

Miscibility of Liquid Metals with Salts. I. The Sodium-Sodium Halide Systems¹

Mixtures of Metals With Molten Salts

Diffuse transition and melting in fluorite and antifluorite type of compounds. Heat content of potassium sulfide from 298 to 1260.degree.K

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MISCIBILITY OF METALS WITH SALTS. VI. LITHIUM-LITHIUM HALIDE SYSTEMS1

Isomorphism and allotrophy in compounds of the type A2XO4

Miscibility of Liquid Metals with Salts. I. The Sodium-Sodium Halide Systems1

Mixtures of Metals With Molten Salts

Diffuse transition and melting in fluorite and antifluorite type of compounds. Heat content of potassium sulfide from 298 to 1260.degree.K

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MISCIBILITY OF METALS WITH SALTS. VI. LITHIUM-LITHIUM HALIDE SYSTEMS¹

Isomorphism and allotrophy in compounds of the type A₂XO₄

Miscibility of Liquid Metals with Salts. I. The Sodium-Sodium Halide Systems¹