Experiments for 'sodium cyanide'
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 'sodium cyanide':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Copper sulfate dissolves in methanol quite well. A blue solution is obtained.
Copper chloride dihydrate also dissolves in methanol quite well. A green
solution is obtained.
With thiocyanate a deep brown complex is formed, which dissolves in
methanol, but at higher concentration this precipitates.
With cyanide, a dirty green compound is formed, which, however, quickly
turns white. This probably is copper (I) cyanide.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Copper (II) forms a yellow/brown coordination complex with cyanide in
acidic media in the presence of chloride.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Rhenium, when dissolved in nitric acid, gives colorless perrhenate ions,
[ReO4]-. With zinc, in the presence of hydrochloric acid of sufficient
concentration, this can be reduced to a yellow/green species. With cyanide,
in alkaline environment this forms a brown and clear solution. The yellow/
green species may be [ReCl6]2-, which according to literature is green.
With cyanide, a complex may be formed.
EXPERIMENT 4
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Hydrogen cyanide (or cyanide salt) slowly changes to a dark brown/black
compound, when it is allowed to stand. At least this happens in strongly acidic
media.
EXPERIMENT 5
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Cyanate ion forms complexes with many metal ions. These complexes have a strong
color and are not stable in acidic solution.
End of results for 'sodium cyanide'