Calcium Oxycyanide, Ca(CN)<sub>2</sub>.3CaO.15H<sub>2</sub>O

Calcium Oxycyanide, Ca(CN)₂.3CaO.15H₂O, can be obtained by evaporating a solution of calcium cyanide in vacuo over sulphuric acid. The undissolved portion left when hydrocyanic acid is allowed to act upon an excess of milk of lime is the same product. It crystallises in small needles which are decomposed by water and alcohol.

At atmospheric temperature gaseous hydrocyanic acid reacts with solid calcium hydroxide, producing the compound 3Ca(OH)₂. 2Ca(CN)₂.13H₂O.

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Atomistry » Calcium » Chemical Properties » Calcium Oxycyanide »	Calcium Oxycyanide, Ca(CN)₂.3CaO.15H₂O Calcium Oxycyanide, Ca(CN)₂.3CaO.15H₂O, can be obtained by evaporating a solution of calcium cyanide in vacuo over sulphuric acid. The undissolved portion left when hydrocyanic acid is allowed to act upon an excess of milk of lime is the same product. It crystallises in small needles which are decomposed by water and alcohol. At atmospheric temperature gaseous hydrocyanic acid reacts with solid calcium hydroxide, producing the compound 3Ca(OH)₂. 2Ca(CN)₂.13H₂O.	Last articles Cl in 5FWA Cl in 5FVD Cl in 5FV3 Cl in 5FUH Cl in 5FST Cl in 5FUP Cl in 5FUL Cl in 5FU0 Cl in 5FU8 Cl in 5FUD

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