Silver Acetylide, Analytical

Silver Acetylide, Analytical. The acetylene content can be detd by the same method as described under Copper Acetylides, Analytical, procedure A, except that the sample shall not be exposed to direct light. The silver content can be detd by transferring quantitatively the residue of AgCl in the flask into a tared sintered glass crucible, rinsing it with w and then alcohol, drying it and weighing... 

Silicon Tetrazide A597-R Silver Acetylide, Analytical A81-R Silver Acetylide, Destruction A81-R Silver Acetylide or Silver Carbide A79-R Silver Acetylide, Analytical and Destruction A81-R... 

Under certain circumstances acetylene combines with the metals copper, silver and mercury to form acetylides. As a dry substance these acetylene compounds are explosive and ignite through impact or friction. Compared to the other acetylides, silver acetylide releases the largest amount of energy in an explosion. Acetylides can originate and precipitate from watery saline solutions of the metals mentioned above under certain conditions regarding temperature, pH value and concentration. These precipitation reactions were previously used in the wet chemical acetylene analytics. 

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