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Chemical elements
Platinum
Isotopes
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Application
Physical Properties
Chemical Properties
Platinum Difluoride
Platinum Tetrafluoride
Platinum Dichloride
Tetrachlor~platinous Acid
Tetrachlor-platinites
Potassium Tetrachlor-platinite
Trichlor-hydroxy-platinous Acid
Silver Trichlor-hydroxy-platinite
Platinum Trichloride
Caesium Pentachlor-platinite
Platinum Tetrachloride
Ammonium Chlor-platinate
Caesium Chlor-platinate
Potassium Chlor-platinate
Rubidium Chlor-platinate
Silver Chlor-platinate
Sodium Chlor-platinate
Pentachlor-hydroxy-platinic Acid
Barium Pentachlor-hydroxy-platinate
Silver Pentachlor hydroxy-platinate
Tetrachlor-dihydroxy-platinic Acid
Dichlor-tetrahydroxy-platinic Acid
Monochlor-pentahydroxy-platinic Acid
Platinum Dibromide
Brom platinous Acid
Brom-platinic Acid
Platinum Di-iodide
Platinum Tetra-iodide
Iodo-platinic Acid
Ammonium Iodoplatinate
Potassium Iodo-platinate
Sodium Iodo-platinate
Tetra-iodo-dihydroxy-platinic Acid
Platinum Monoxide
Triplatinum Tetroxide
Platinum Sesquioxide
Platinum Dioxide
Hexahydroxy-platinic Acid
Platinum Trioxide
Platinum Monosulphide
Platinum Sesquisulphide
Platinum Disulphide
Potassium Thio-platinate
Platinum Oxysulphide
Platinum Disulphate
Platinum Monoselenide
Platinum Triselenide
Platinum Subtelluride
Platinum Monotelluride
Platinum Ditelluride
Ammonium Platinonitrite
Potassium Platinonitrite
Silver Platinonitrite
Platinum Subphosphide
Platinum Monophosphide
Platinum Diphosphide
Platinum Arsenide
Platinum Di-antimonide
Monocarbonyl Platinum Dichloride
Sesquicarbonyl Platinum Dichloride
Dicarbonyl Platinum Dichloride
Diphosgene Platinum Dichloride
Carbonyl Platinum Dibromide
Monocarbonyl Platinum Di-iodide
Carbonyl Platinum Monoxide
Carbonyl Platinum Monosulphide
Carbonyl Platinum Thiocyanate
Platinous Cyanide
Cyanoplatinous Acid
Platinocyanides
Aluminium Platinocyanide
Ammonium Platinocyanide
Barium Platinocyanide
Calcium Platinocyanide
Cerium Platinocyanide
Copper Platinocyanide
Hydrazine Platinocyanide
Hydroxylamine Platinocyanide
Indium Platinocyanide
Lead Platinocyanide
Magnesium Platinocyanide
Potassium Platinocyanide
Radium Barium Platinocyanide
Rubidium Platinocyanide
Sodium Platinocyanide
Sodium Potassium Platinocyanide
Strontium Platinocyanide
Uranyl Platinocyanide
Dichlorcyanoplatinic Acid
Cyanoplatinic Acid
Lithium Platinicyanide
Potassium Platinicyanide
Silver Platinicyanide
Potassium Thiocyanoplatinite
Ammonium Thiocyanoplatinate
Potassium Thiocyanoplatinate
Potassium Selenocyanoplatinate
Platinum Subsilicide
Platinum Monosilicide
Catalyst
PDB 1a2e-2bho
PDB 2ch8-3un9
PDB 3vdk-5bna
Platinum Arsenide,
Pt
As
2
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An arsenide of platinum,
Pt
As
2
, occurs in nature as the rare mineral sperrylite, and may be formed in the laboratory by heating platinum sponge with excess of arsenic, when the two elements unite with incandescence.
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