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"(Date à préciser) De platine avec le suffixe -ate."
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"ref": "Charles Adolphe Wurtz, Dictionnaire de chimie pure et appliquée, Volume 2, Partie 2, Hachette, 1876",
"text": "Protoxyde de platine, PtO. — Cet oxyde s’obtient par une calcination modérée de l’hydrate platineux, ou par celle du platinate de calcium dans un creuset couvert."
}
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"Anion de platine ; genre de sels produits par l’oxyde platinique, jouant le rôle d’acide."
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"word": "Platinate"
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"word": "platinski(IV)oksid PTO2"
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"(Date à préciser) De platinum avec le suffixe -ate."
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"text": "'Platinate of soda (Na₂O.3PtO₂.6Aq.) may be crystallised from a solution of the hydrated binoxide in soda. Platinate of lime is convenient for the separation of platinum from iridium, which is generally contained in the commercial metal; for this purpose the platinum is dissolved in nitro-hydrochloric acid, the solution evaporated till it solidifies on cooling, the mixed chlorides of iridium and platinum dissolved in water, and decomposed with an excess of lime without exposure to light; the platinum then passes into solution as ''platinate of lime, and the platinic acid may be separated from the filtered solution, though still in combination with lime, by exposure to light."
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"(Date à préciser) De platinum avec le suffixe -ate."
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"(Date à préciser) De platine avec le suffixe -ate."
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"text": "Protoxyde de platine, PtO. — Cet oxyde s’obtient par une calcination modérée de l’hydrate platineux, ou par celle du platinate de calcium dans un creuset couvert."
}
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"word": "Platinate"
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"word": "platinski(IV)oksid PTO2"
}
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