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Potassium auribromide

Ten grams of the potassium salt of bromoauric acid (KBrA4) are dissolved in 100 cc of 96% ethyl alcohol. This salt is also designated as potassium auribromide. Sulfur dioxide (SO2) is then led through this solution, through a fine capillary tube, for several minutes. This reaction produces aurous bromide (AuBr). The solution of the aurous bromide is then allowed to... [Pg.113]

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