Inorganic chemistry

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Inorganic chemistry

Ferrous chloride

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

FeCl 2 _4H 2 O Green, monoclinic crystals, soluble in water; used as a mordant in dyeing, for sewage treatment, in metallurgy, and in pharmaceutical preparations. Also known as iron chloride; iron ...

Periodic acid

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

HIO 4 _2H 2 OWater- and alcohol-soluble white crystals; loses water at 100_C; used as an oxidant.

Stannous sulphate

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

SnSO 4 Heavy light-colored crystals; decomposes rapidly in water, loses SO 2 at 360_C; used for dyeing and tin plating. Also known as tin sulfate.

Ammonium perchlorate

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

NH 4 ClO 4 A salt that forms colourless or white rhombic and regular crystals, which are soluble in water; it decomposes at 150_C, and the reaction is explosive at higher temperatures.

Ferrous ammonium sulphate

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

Fe(SO 4 )_(NH) 2 SO 4 _6H 2 O Light-green, watersoluble crystals; used in medicine, analytical chemistry, and metallurgy. Also known as iron ammonium sulfate; Mohr’s salt.

Perchloric acid

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

HClO 4 Strongly oxidizing, corrosive, colorless, hygroscopic liquid, boiling at 16_C (8 mmHg, or 1067 pascals); soluble in water; unstable in pure form, but stable when diluted in water; used in ...