1923
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19231270103
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Dichtemessungen an einigen einfachen und komplexen Nickel‐ und Kobaltsalzen

Abstract: Mit 1 Figur im Text. Das Verstiindnis der Bildung kristallisierter komplexer Salze erfordert die Kenntnis ihrer Gitterstruktur. Die Gitterstruktur des Hexamminnickelochlorids ist von SCHERRER~) gemessen worden ; die Gitterkonstanten der isomorphen Hexammine, die zur Nickelgruppe gehoren, lassen sich aus den Dichten dieser Hexammine unter der zulassigen Voraussetzung einer gleichen Struktur ausrechnen. So ergab sich die Notwendigkeit der Messung bzw. der Neubestimmung dieser Dichten. Die Gitterstruktur der ents… Show more

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“…The decomposition schemes of the hexakis-ammonia and hexakis-methylamine complexes are similar except for the degradation of the bis-intermediate, which is separated into two steps in the case of the bis-ammonia complex, however this separation was disputed in the literature earlier [10][11][12]. These results are in a more or less good agreement with [4], but differ from [6], where more steps have been described for the hexakis-methylamine complex.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The decomposition schemes of the hexakis-ammonia and hexakis-methylamine complexes are similar except for the degradation of the bis-intermediate, which is separated into two steps in the case of the bis-ammonia complex, however this separation was disputed in the literature earlier [10][11][12]. These results are in a more or less good agreement with [4], but differ from [6], where more steps have been described for the hexakis-methylamine complex.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%