Experiments for 'cobalt carbonate'
Below follows a summary of all experiments, matching your search. Click one of the EXPERIMENT hyperlinks for a complete description of the experiment.
Results for 'cobalt carbonate':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Copper and nickel carbonates (basic), which do not dissolve in water, do
dissolve in ammonia, due to formation of a complex with ammonia.
Cobalt carbonate also dissolves, but now an additional reaction occurs,
taking up oxygen from the air.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Cobalt (II) ions build pink aqua complexes are intense blue chloro
complexes. Heat favors the chloro complex.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Cobalt (II) is stable in acidic environments, but in alkaline environments
in the presence of ammonia it reacts with oxygen from the air, resulting
in the formation of a dark red/brown coordination complex.
EXPERIMENT 4
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Cobalt carbonate does not dissolve completely in dilute mineral acids. With
some heating, however, it does dissolve completely.
With nitrite a yellow/orange complex is formed, which forms a precipitate
when treated with alkalies. The precipitate is resistant to treatment with
acid and bases.
End of results for 'cobalt carbonate'