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

  • Comey Arthur Messinger, 1861-
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1896
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    Magnesium vanadate, MgsVjjOag + 28H2O. Sol. in HoO. (Suguira and Baker, Chem. Soc. 36. 715.) ManganouB 7rte<avanadate, Mn(V03)2+4H20. Very .si. sol. in cold, somewhat more sol. in hot H^O. Easily sol. in dil. acid.s. (Radau, A. 281. 125.) Manganous ^)?/rovaiiadate, Mn^Y^O-;. SI. sol. in hot dil. IINO, +Aq. (Ditte, C. R. 96. 1048.) Manganous potassium vanadate, MnKVB0j4 + 8H,0. 100 pts. H2O dissolve 17 pts. salt at 18°. Easily sol. in acids. (Radau, A. 261. 129.) SMnsVgOas, K,,V8023 +54H.p. (Radau.) 7Mn(VO:,)2, 2KVO3 +25H.,0. (Radau.) llMn(V63)2, 2KVO3 + 48H2O. (Radau.) Mercuric vanadate. SI. sol. in HaO. Nickel vanadate, Ni(V03)2. Sol. iu H.,0. (Ditto, C. R. 104. 1705.) Nickel yW/iovanadate, Ni3(V04).j. Iiisol. in H2O; sol. inHNOj + Aq. (Ditte, C. R. 96. 10-19.) Nickel (//vanadate, NiV40i,+ 3H2O. Sol. in H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Nickel potassium vanadate, 5Ni(V03)2, 2KVO3 + 25H,0. Ni.,K2Vio029+I7H2O. Very si. sol. in hot NiKV504 + 8H20. 2Ni4Vi4038, K8V14O39 + 69H2O. 1000 i)ts. HjO dissolve 17 pts. of salt at 17'5°. (Radau, A. 251. 137.) Fotassiiun ?jjc^avanadate, KVO3. Anhydrous. Slowly sol. in cold, more easily in hot HjO. Insol. in alcohol. (Berzelius.) Completely sol. in a little cold H2O. (Nor- blad.) + H2O. Soh in H.p. (Rammelsberg.) + liH„0. + UH.'0. + 2H2O. + 3H0O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) -f 7H._,0. (Rammelsberg.) Potassium (//vanadate, K2V4OJ] + 4HoO. Sol. in cold or lukewarm H.^O. Decomp. by hot H.,0. (Rammelsberg.) + 3H0O. (Berzelius.) + 3iH20. Sol. in warm H.,0. (Norblad.) + 8 or lOHoO. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) Potassium ///vanadate, K2VgOi6. Anhydrous. Nearly insol. in H.,0. (Nor- blad.) + 6H„0. Insol. in cold or hot HoO. (Nor- blad.) + 1, and 5H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) Potassium or/Aovanadate, K3V04 + 4i orCHjO. I)fli(iuescent. Sol. in H.,0. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) Decomp. by HjO into K4V2O7 and KOH. (Rammelsberg, B.A. B. 1883. 3.) Potassium ^^yrovanadate, K4V2O7 + 3H2O. Deliquescent. Easily sol. in HjO. Insol. in alcohol. (Norblad.) + 4H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) Potassium vanadate, K3V5OJ4 + 5H2O. 100 pts. H2O dissolve 19-2 pts. at 17-5°. (Radau, A. 251. 120.) + 4AH2O. (Radau.) K4VbO,7 + 2H20. Slowly .sol. in H2O. (Ram- melsberg.) + 6H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) + 7H2O. (Friedheim, B. 23. 1526.) K4VioO^,-l-12H20. Very sol. in H,0. (Manasse, A. 240. 42.) K10V8O28 + 7H0O. Sol. in H2O. (Rammels- berg.) Potassium vanadate, basic, KgVjOa-1-2OH2O. Sol. in H2O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 902.) Potassium strontium vanadate, K^r3V]4039 + 20M.,O. Sol. in H.jO. (Mana.sse, A. 240. 23.) K.jSr3Vi4O38 + 30H.,O. As above. (Manasse.) K4Sr2Vj40:»-l-I8H2O. As above. (Mana.sse.) Potassium zinc vanadate, KZnV50i4 +SHoO. 1000 pts. H2O dissolve 4-1 pts. of the salt. (Radau, A. 251. 145.) 2K8V,4038, 3Zn4V,4O39-l-90H2O. (Radau.) Samarium vanadate, SnioOj, 5VjOj + 28H2O. (Cleve.) -t-24H20. (Cleve.) Samarium or/Aovanadate. I'rccipitiite. Silver ///(/(/vanadate, AgV03. Sol. in HNO3 or dil. NH40H + Aq. (Ber- zelius. ) Silver (/////cvanadate, Ag3V04. Ppt. Easily sol. in HNO3 or NH40H + Aq. ^Roscoe, Proc. Roy. Soc. 18. 316.) Silver ^y'ovanadate, Ag4V207. Ppt. (Ro.seoe.) Sol. in NH40H-(-Aq. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Silver vanadate, AggV40,3. Sol. in 21,414 pts. H.^O at 14°, and 13,617 pts. at 100°. (Carnelley, A. 166. 155.) Silver vanadate ammonia, eAgVOs, 4NH3-1- 2H.p. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1705.) Sodium ?;ic<avanadate, NaVOj. Aiihi/drous. Slowly sol. in cold, very easily inliotH..O. (Norblad.) + 2H„6. Ea.sily sol. in HoO. -I-^H^O. (Ditte, C. R. 104. 1061.) -(-3, 4, and 5H2O. (Ditte.) Sodium f//vanadate, NaoV^Oj,. Anhydrous. SI. sol. even in warm HoO, but easily sol. on addition of acids.