A dictionary of chemical solubilities : inorganic / by Arthur Messinger Comey.

  • Comey Arthur Messinger, 1861-
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1896
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    VANADATE CHLORIDE, CALCIUM Calcium vanadate chloride, Ca,,(V04)2, CaClj. (Hiuitofeuillo, C. R. 77. 896.) Chromium vanadate, CrVOj. Absolutely iiisol. in H.,0 containing NH^CH.O., and HC^HjOo. (Carnot, C. R 104. 1850.) Cobaltous wictevanadate, Co(V03)2 + 3H20, Easily sol. in HgO. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Cobaltous potassium vanadate, CoKVgOii + 8H0O. 1000 pts. HoO dissolve 4-8 pts. of this salt. (Radau, A. 251. 140.) Cogl^aV^Osi, + 21H.p. (Radau.) Cupric ^/le^ftvanadate. Sol. in HjO. (Berzelius.) Cupric pyrovanadate, CuaVaOv + SHgO. Sol. in hot H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Could not be obtained. (Radau, A. 251. 150.) Cupric lead vanadate, 5(Cu,Pb)0, V2O5 + 2H2O. Miu. Mottramite. 3CuO, V2O5, 3(3PbO, V2O5), 6CUO2H2 + I2H2O. Min. Psittacinnite. Cupric potassium vanadate, CUKV9O24 + 17H2O. Moderately sol. in warm HjO. 100 jits. H2O dissolve 11'1 pts. at 18°. (Radau, A. 251. 151.) Didymium vanadate, Di2(V04)2. Precipitate. (Cleve.) 012^10030+ 28H2O. Precipitate. (Cleve, Bull. Soc. (2) 43. 365.) Glucinum wictovanadate (?). Difficultly sol. in H2O. (Berzelius.) Glucinum c^ivanadate (?). Difficultly sol. in HgO. (Berzelius.) Ferrous 7;ictevanadate. Ppt. Sol. in HCl + Aq. (Berzelius.) Ferric 7?ictovanadate. Somewhat sol. in HgO. (Berzelius.) Lead ?nc)!«vanadate, Pb(V03)2. SI. sol. in H2O. Easily sol. in warm dil. HNOg + Aq. Not completely decomp. by H2SO4 or by boiling with KaCOg + Aq. (Ber- zelius. ) Min. Dcchenite. Easily sol. in dil. HNO3 + Aq, and decomp. by HCl -I- Aq. Lead ^jyj-ovanadate, basic, 2Pb2V207J ^^0. Insol. in boiling H.2O or HC0H3O2. Decomp. by HNOj + Aq with separation of V2O5, which dissolves on warming. (Roscoe.) Lead ^^^/rovanadate, Pb2V207. Sol. in warm dil. HNOs + Aq. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Min. Dcscloizite. Sol. in cold dil. HNO3 + Aq. Lead tZtvanadate, PbV^Oj,. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Lead or/!/tovanadate, Pby(V04)2. Insol. in 11,0. (Roscoe, A.'suppl. 8. 109.) Lead zinc orC/tovanadate, 4Pb,(V0a)o 3Zn3(V04)2. Min. EusyiicMte. Easily sol. in HNOg + Aq, Lead zinc vanadate, (Pb, Zn)4V208 + HoO. Min. Dcscloizite. Sol. in excess of HNO.,+ Aq. Lead vanadate chloride, 3Pb3(V04)2, PbCLj. Min. Vanadinite. Easily sol. in HNO3 + Aq. Lithium ?ttctovanadate, LiVOg. Easily sol. in H2O. (Berzelius.) + 2H2O. Quite easily sol. in H2O. (Ram- melsberg, B. A. B. 1883. 3.) Lithium c^zvanadate, Li2V40u + 9H2O. Very sol. in H2O. (Norblad.) Correct formula is Li3VgOi4 + 12H„0. (Ram- melsberg.) + 8 or I2H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1168.) Lithium ort/tovanadate, Li3V04. Insol. in H2O. (Rammelsberg, B. A. B. 1883. 3.) Lithium ^JT/rovanadate, Li4V207 + 4H2O. Very sol. in HgO. (Rammelsberg, B. 16. 1676.) -I-3H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1168.) Lithium vanadate, basic, LigVjOg + 6H2O. Sol. in H.,0. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1168.) Li8V209 + H20, and 14H.,0. Sol. in HgO. (Ditte.) Lithium vanadate, Li3VgOi4 + 7H20. Difficultly sol. in HoO. (Rammelsberg.) + I2H2O. Very efflorescent. Correct for- mula for V. Hauer's (Zivanadate. (Rammels- berg.) Li4V80i7+16H20. Sol. in H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1168.) -f- 15H,0. (Rammelsberg.) + 11 HoO. (R.) + 3H2O. (R.) LigV40]3-f 15HoO. Not very easily sol. in HjO. (Rammelsberg.) LieV8023+12H20. Moderately sol. in H2O. (Rammelsberg.) LiioViaOgr, + 3OH2O. Efflorescent. Very sol. in H2O. (Rammelsberg.) Magnesium wietevanadate, Mg(V03)2. Very easily sol. in H.,0. (Berzelius.) -I- 6H0O. Very sol. in HjO. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Magnesium (^/vanadate, MgVjOi, -I- 8H2O. Difficultly sol. in H2O, but much more sol. than barium f^ivanadate, (v. Hauer.) -I-9H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Magnesium ^) ?'vanadate, Mg2V60i7-j-4iHoO. Very si. sol. in HgO. (Mana.sse, A. 240. 23.)