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Dichlor-palladous Acid, H2PdCl2(OH)2
On adding a silver salt to a solution of palladous chloride a precipitate is obtained, not of silver chloride, but of a complex compound of composition PdCl2.2AgOH or [PdCl2(OH)2]Ag2. It seems possible, therefore, that palladous chloride can, in aqueous solution, act like an acid, yielding the ions:
In addition to the silver salt, the lead and thallium derivatives, [PdCl2(OH)2]Pb.Pb(OH)2 and [PdCl2(OH)2]Tl2 respectively, have also been obtained.
All three salts are hydrolysed by hot water, the silver salt being the least sensitive.
In addition to the silver salt, the lead and thallium derivatives, [PdCl2(OH)2]Pb.Pb(OH)2 and [PdCl2(OH)2]Tl2 respectively, have also been obtained.
All three salts are hydrolysed by hot water, the silver salt being the least sensitive.
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