K[Au(CN)2] + HCl = AuCN + HCN + KCl |

K[Au(CN)₂] + HCl AuCN + HCN + KCl

Potassium dicyanoaurate(I) react with hydrogen chloride to produce gold(I) cyanide, hydrogen cyanide and potassium chloride. Hydrogen chloride - concentrated solution. This reaction takes place at a temperature near 50°C.

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Potassium dicyanoaurate(I) react with hydrogen chloride

K[Au(CN)₂] + HCl AuCN + HCN + KCl

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Potassium dicyanoaurate(I) react with hydrogen chloride

K[Au(CN)2] + HCl AuCN + HCN + KCl

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Сoding to search: KAuCN2 + HCl cnd [ temp ] = AuCN + HCN + KCl

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K[Au(CN)₂] + HCl AuCN + HCN + KCl

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