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

• The colors are the result of various kinds of lattice<br />

defects<br />

• Both oxides sublime at very high temperatures<br />

• The hydroxides are precipitated from solutions of salts<br />

by addition of bases<br />

• The compound Zn (OH) 2 readily dissolves in an excess<br />

of alkali bases to give "zincate“<br />

• NaZn(OH)s and Na 2 [Zn(OH)4] ions and solid<br />

zincates can be crystallised from concentrated<br />

solutions

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