The Chemistry of the Coordination Compounds (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Sodium chloride absorbs ammonia when under pressure, but liberates it when the pressure is, released. NO doubt there are attractive or adsorptive forces which tend to hold the two substances together, but they are weak and poorly characterized.

In general, the small, highly charged cations form the most stable co ordinate bonds, and it is often mistakenly supposed that the ability to form complexes is limited to the transition metals. This is far from being so, as is seen from the fact that the beryllium derivative of acetylacetone can be distilled without decomposition at z7o°g.

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