|
Atomistry » Carbon » Chemical Properties » Perthiocarbonates | ||
Atomistry » Carbon » Chemical Properties » Perthiocarbonates » |
Perthiocarbonates
There are two classes of percarbonates, one obtained by the electrolytic oxidation of carbonates, the other by the combination of hydrogen peroxide with carbonates, or of carbon dioxide with peroxides. Alkali perthiocarbonates, e.g. Na2CS4, exist corresponding to the latter kind of percarbonates. They are formed by the combination of carbon disulphide with alkali disulphides, with which this substance unites more readily than with the monosulphides, and also by the direct combination of thiocarbonates with sulphur. There is no analogy to this latter method of preparation in the case of percarbonate; and this fact illustrates the superior chain-forming power of sulphur as compared with oxygen atoms.
|
Last articlesZn in 7VD8Zn in 7V1R Zn in 7V1Q Zn in 7VPF Zn in 7T85 Zn in 7T5F Zn in 7NF9 Zn in 7M4M Zn in 7M4O Zn in 7M4N |
© Copyright 2008-2020 by atomistry.com | ||
Home | Site Map | Copyright | Contact us | Privacy |