Solid State Reaction Study of Chromium Trioxide and Chromium(ic) Oxide with the Hydrated Nitrates of Nickel and Cobalt.

Keely, W. M.; Mathes, Wilhelm

doi:10.1021/je60026a005

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“…Copper chromite and zinc chromite exhibit a greater tendency to form when chromium trioxide is used in place of chromium(ic) oxide. This was also the case for the nickel and cobalt sprips previously reported (3). Compound formation is fre-.…”

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“…Past solid state investigations contain studies of the hydrated nitrate of nickel and the hydrated nitrate of cobalt with hydrated alumina, «-alumina, hydrated iron oxide, chromium trioxide, and chromium(ic) oxide, separately, over temperature ranges extending from 260°to 1200°C. (3,4,6). This report is concerned with the decompositions, transformations, and reactions that occur when chromium trioxide and/or chromium (ic) oxide, mixed separately with the hydrated nitrates of copper and zinc, are calcined in air at various temperatures ranging from 260°to 1200°C.…”

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