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

• In aqueous solution they exist almost exclusively (‐<br />

99%) as HgX2 molecules<br />

• Mercury(lI) Oxo Salts<br />

• Mercury(II) salts are essentially ionic,<br />

• highly dissociated in aqueous solution are the nitrate,<br />

sulfate, and perchlorate<br />

• mercury(II) hydroxide tend to hydrolyze extensively<br />

and must be acidified to be stable.

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