The Chemistry of Copper, Silver and Gold ：Pergamon International Library of Science, Technology, Engineering and Social Studies

Publication subTitle ：Pergamon International Library of Science, Technology, Engineering and Social Studies

Author： Massey   A. G.;Thompson   N. R.;Johnson   B. F. G.  

Publisher： Elsevier Science‎

Publication year： 2016

E-ISBN: 9781483181691

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780080188591

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780080188591

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Keyword： 一般工业技术

Language： ENG

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The Chemistry of Copper, Silver and Gold represents chapters 27, 28 and 29 of Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry. These chapters were reprinted as a separate edition in response to readers’ requests and to provide specialists with copies for their own use. The chapters in this volume include corrections of misprints from the original volume, prefatory material and individual indices.
This volume is organized into three main sections. These sections cover the history, metallurgy, chemical properties and compounds of copper, silver and gold. An analysis of copper, silver and gold is also provided, as well as a list of the other chapters of Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry that may also be of interest to the readers of this volume
This book will be of interest to persons dealing with studies on inorganic chemistry, particularly with the elements copper, silver and gold

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Front Cover

The Chemistry of Copper, Silver, Gold

Copyright Page

Table of Contents

Preface

PART 27: COPPER

CHAPTER 1. HISTORY

CHAPTER 2. OCCURRENCE AND METALLURGY OF COPPER

ALLOYS OF COPPER

CHAPTER 3. THE ELEMENT

CHAPTER 4. THE CHEMISTRY OF COPPER

CHAPTER 5. COPPER(O) COMPOUNDS AND COMPOUNDS CONTAINING COPPER-METAL BONDS

CHAPTER 6. COPPER(I) COMPOUNDS

6.1. CUPROUS HYDRIDE, CuH

6.2. CUPROUS HALIDES

6.3. CUPROUS CYANIDE, CuCN

6.4. CUPROUS OXIDE, Cu20

6.5. CUPROUS SULPHIDE, Cu2S

6.6. CUPROUS DERIVATIVES OF NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, ARSENIC AND ANTIMONY

6.7. CUPROUS ACETYLIDE, Cu2C2

6.8. COPPER AND BORON

6.9. CUPROUS CARBOXYLATES

6.10. CUPROUS NITRATE

6.11. DERIVATIVES OF THE OXYACIDS OF SULPHUR

6.12. CUPROUS HALATES AND PERHALATES

6.13. CUPROUS ALKYLS AND ARYLS

6.14. OLEFIN COMPLEXES OF COPPER

6.15. COPPER IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

6.16. COMPLEXES OF COPPER(I)

CHAPTER 7. COPPER(II) COMPOUNDS

7.1. CUPRIC HALIDES

7.2. CUPRIC CYANIDE, CYANATE AND THIOCYANATE

7.3. CUPRIC HYDROXIDE AND OXIDE

7.4. CUPRIC SULPHIDE

7.5. CUPRIC AZIDE, Cu(N3)2

7.6. SUBSTITUTED CUPRIC HYDROBORATES

7.7. CUPRIC CARBONATE

7.8. CUPRIC CARBOXYLATES

7.9. CUPRIC SALTS OF FLUORO-ACIDS

7.10. CUPRIC NITRITE

7.11. CUPRIC NITRATE

7.12. CUPRIC PHOSPHATES AND ARSENATES

7.13. CUPRIC DERIVATIVES OF THE OXY-ACIDS OF S, Se AND Te

7.14. CUPRIC HALATES AND PERHALATES

7.15. COMPLEXES OF COPPER(II)

CHAPTER 8. COPPER(III) COMPOUNDS

CHAPTER 9. ANALYSIS OF COPPER441

PART 28: SILVER

INTRODUCTION

OLIGODYNAMIC EFFECT OF SILVER

CHAPTER 1. THE ELEMENT

1.1. USE OF SILVER IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND A DESCRIPTION OF MODERN PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES

1.2. OCCURRENCE AND METALLURGY

1.3. EXTRACTION OF SILVER

1.4. PREPARATION OF VERY PURE SILVER

CHAPTER 2. COMPOUNDS OF THE ELEMENT

2.1. ALLOYS OF SILVER39

2.2. THE CHEMISTRY OF SILVER

2.3. SILVER HYDRIDES

2.4. ARGENTOUS HALIDES

2.5. ARGENTOUS CYANIDE

2.6. OXIDES AND PEROXIDES

2.7. ARGENTOUS HYDROXIDE

2.8. ARGENTOUS SULPHIDE

2.9. ARGENTOUS SELENIDE, SELENITE, SELENATE, TELLURIDE AND TELLURATE

2.10. ARGENTOUS NITRIDE, AZIDE, IMIDE, AMIDE, PHOSPHIDE AND ARSENIDE

2.11. SILVER CARBIDES

2.12. ARGENTOUS CARBONATE

2.13. SILVER SALTS OF CARBOXYLIC ACIDS

2.14. NITRITES, NITRATES

2.15. PHOSPHATES

2.16. SULPHITES, SULPHATES

2.17. SILVER THIONATES

2.18. OXYHALOGEN ACID SALTS

2.19. ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS

2.20. SILVER COMPLEXES

2.21. HYDROCARBON COMPLEXES

2.22. NITROGEN DONOR ATOM

2.23. PHOSPHORUS AND ARSENIC DONOR ATOMS

2.24. OXYGEN DONOR ATOM

2.25. SULPHUR DONOR ATOM

2.26. HALIDE DONOR ATOMS

2.27. CHELATE COMPLEXES

2.28. SILVER(II) COMPOUNDS 253,254

2.29. ARGENTIC(II) HALIDES

2.30. ARGENTIC(II) OXIDE (AgO)

2.31. ARGENTIC(II) OXYSALTS

2.32. COMPLEXES OF Ag(II)

2.33. SILVER(III) COMPOUNDS 253,254

2.34. ORGANIC COMPLEXES

CHAPTER 3. ANALYSIS OF SILVER

3.1. SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC TECHNIQUES 319

3.2. VOLUMETRIC TECHNIQUES

3.3. GRAVIMETRIC TECHNIQUES

3.4. ELECTROCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES

3.5. ATOMIC ABSORPTION/EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY

3.6. NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

PART 29: GOLD

CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 2. THE ELEMENT

CHAPTER 3. THE CHEMISTRY OF GOLD

CHAPTER 4. ALLOYS

BINARY ALLOYS

BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND TOXICITY

CHAPTER 5. HYDRIDES

CHAPTER 6. HALIDES

CHAPTER 7. CYANIDES

CHAPTER 8. OXIDES

CHAPTER 9. HYDROXIDES AND OXYACIDS

(a) HYDROXIDES

(b) AURATES

CHAPTER 10. SULPHIDES, SELENIDES AND TELLURIDES

CHAPTER 11. NITRIDES, AZIDES, PHOSPHIDES AND ARSENIDES

(a) NITRIDES

(b) AZIDES

(c) PHOSPHIDES

CHAPTER 12. NITRATES

CHAPTER 13. THIOSULPHATES, SELENATES, SELENITES, THIOCYANATES AND SELENOCYANATES

(a) THIOSULPHATES

(b) SELENATES AND SELENITES

(c) THIOCYANATES AND SELENOCYANATES

CHAPTER 14. ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY

(a) GOLD ALKYLS AND ARYLS

(b) DIALKYLGOLD HALIDES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS

(c) ALKYLGOLD(III) AND ARYLGOLD(III) DIHALIDES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS

(d) ACETYLIDES

(e) OLEFIN COMPLEXES

(f) CYCLOPENTADIENYL COMPOUNDS

CHAPTER 15. COMPLEXES

(a) NITROGEN DONORS

(b) PHOSPHORUS AND ARSENIC DONORS

(c) SULPHUR DONOR ATOM

(d) ISOCYANIDE COMPLEXES

(e) CARBORANE COMPLEXES

(f) COMPOUNDS CONTAINING GOLD-METAL BONDS

CHAPTER 16. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

INDEX

Contents of Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry

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