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Ammonium Iodide NHJ

Mercuric.—(l.) Hydrogen sulfld black ppt. If the reagent be slowly added, the ppt. is first white, then orange, finally black. -(3.) Ammonium sulfhydrate black ppt. insoluble in excess, except in the presence of organic matter. (3.) Potash or soda yellow ppt. insoluble in excess. (4.) Ammonium hydroxid white ppt. soluble in great excess and in solutions of NHj salts. (5.) Potassium carbonate red ppt. (6.) Potassium iodid yellow ppt.,... [Pg.220]

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Ammonium iodid

Ammonium iodide