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142-71-2 crystallized verdigris

Chemical Designations - Synonyms Acetic Acid Cupric Salt Crystallized Verdigris Cupric Acetate Monohydrate Neutral Verdigris Chemical Formula Cu(C2H302)2 H20. [Pg.89]

SYNS ACETATE de CLTVRE (FRENCH) ACETIC ACID, CUPRIC SALT COPPER(2+) ACETATE COPPER(II) ACETATE COPPER DIACETATE COPPER(2+) DIACETATE CRYSTALLIZED VERDIGRIS CRYSTALS of VENUS CUPRIC ACETATE CUPRIC DIACETATE NEUTRAL VERDIGRIS OCTAN MEDNATY (CZECH)... [Pg.383]

Copper acetate 4068-9 Cu(C2H302)2 Blnacetate of copper crystallized verdigris crystals of venus neutral acetate of copper normal acetate of copper subacetate of copper. [Pg.7]

CRYSTALLIZED VERDIGRIS or CRYSTALS of VENUS (142-71-2) Cu(C2H30j)2 H20 Noncombustible solid. Solution in water is basic reacts with acids. Incompatible with acetyUdes, hydrazine, nitrates, mercurous chloride. In fire, may form irritating vapors of acetic acid. CRYSTAMET (6834-92-0 1344-09-8) see sodium silicate. [Pg.284]

Synonyms Acetic acid, copper (2+) salt Acetic acid cupric salt Copper acetate Copper (II) acetate Copper (2+) acetate Copper diacetate Copper (II) diacetate Crystallized verdigris Crystals of Venus Cupric acetate (INCI)... [Pg.1034]

Crystallized verdigris. See Copper acetate (ic) Crystalor CBN-005, Crystalor CBN-010,... [Pg.1095]

Aoet tes.—OopBio Aobtatb—Diacetate—Crystals of Venus—Cupri ace-tas V iR)—0u(C, 0,), + Aq—181.2 4- 18—is formed when CuO or verdigris is dissolved in acetic acid or by decomposition of a solution of CuSO. by Pb(C, 0-) It crystalHzes in large, bluish-green prisms, which lose their Aq at 140 (284 F.). At 240 -260 (464 -600 R) they are deoompoeed with liberation of glacial acetic add. [Pg.144]

Binacetate of Copper. Verdigris, dissolved iu vinegar with too aid of heat, forms dark green or blue crystals of binacetate of copper. This is the commercial acetate of copper. [Pg.260]

Cupric diacetate Neutral verdigris Verdigris, crystallized... [Pg.1034]

A philosophical spirit of wine prepared by repeatedly distilling alcohol with oil of vitriol must have contained ether. Volatile vitriol of Venus (copper acetate), obtained in blue crystals from a solution of verdigris in distilled vinegar, yields on distillation and rectification a colourless spirit of Venus (esprit de Venus), i.e. concentrated acetic acid. Spirit of Saturn is distilled from sugar of lead (sucre ou sel de Satume). The distillation of amber yields a spirit, an oil, and volatile salt (succinic acid) of acid taste, soluble in water, which can be sublimed in white crystals. One of Le Fevre s special preparations was a volatile salt of vipers obtained by distillation, and he extols the virtues of tobacco. ... [Pg.24]

A synthetic, neutral copper acetate with the formula Cu(CH3 C00)2.H20 (Rahn-Koltermann et al., 1991 Scott, 2002). This compound is the most common copper acetate and the most easily prepared using modem chemical techniques. This is compound F in Scott s (2002) classification. It was originally synthesised by dissolving crude verdigris in vinegar, the crystals left to precipitate on wooden sticks. [Pg.121]

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.89 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.2 , Pg.256 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.89 ]



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