K[Au(CN)2] = KCN + Au + C2N2 |

2K[Au(CN)₂] 2KCN + 2Au + C₂N₂

The thermal decomposition of dicyanoaurate(I) potassium to produce potassium cyanide, gold and cyanogen. This reaction takes place at a temperature of 250-400°C.

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The thermal decomposition of dicyanoaurate(I) potassium

2K[Au(CN)₂] 2KCN + 2Au + C₂N₂

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Сoding to search: 2 KAuCN2 cnd [ temp ] = 2 KCN + 2 Au + C2N2

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The thermal decomposition of dicyanoaurate(I) potassium

2K[Au(CN)2] 2KCN + 2Au + C2N2

Picture of reaction:

Сoding to search: 2 KAuCN2 cnd [ temp ] = 2 KCN + 2 Au + C2N2

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2K[Au(CN)₂] 2KCN + 2Au + C₂N₂

Add / Edited: 24.01.2015 /