See aurate on Wiktionary
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"text": "Pendant l’évaporation de l’aurate de potasse, il se précipite ordinairement une certaine quantité d’or métallique que l’on sépare par décantation. L’aurate de potasse est très soluble dans l’eau et donne à ce liquide une coloration légèrement jaunâtre ; sa réaction est fortement alcaline ; presque tous les corps organiques réduisent l’aurate de potasse et déterminent la précipitation de l’or à l’état métallique : en modérant l’action des corps réducteurs sur l’aurate de potasse, il a été impossible d’obtenir des combinaisons de potasse avec les oxydes d’or moins oxygénés que l’acide aurique."
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