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<strong>ZINC</strong>, <strong>CADMIUM</strong>, <strong>AND</strong> <strong>MERCURY</strong><br />

• Dimercury(l) Compounds<br />

• no hydroxide, oxide, or sulfide can be obtained<br />

• addition of the appropriate anion to aqueous Hg<br />

2+<br />

2<br />

• best known dimercury(I) compounds are the halides<br />

• Fluoride is unstable toward water<br />

• hydrolyzes to hydrofluoric acid and hydroxide<br />

• which immediately disproportionates

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