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Erbium -iodide Erl

In aqueous solution, erbium is always trivalent, Er3+. It forms water-insoluble trivalent salts, such as fluoride, ErFs, carbonate, Er2(COs)2, hydroxide, Er(OH)3, phosphate, ErP04, and oxalate Er2(C204)s. It also forms water-soluble salts, chloride, ErCls bromide, ErBrs iodide, Erls sulfate, Er2(S04)s and nitrate, Er(NOs)3. Evaporation of solutions generally yields hydrated salts. [Pg.294]

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