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Barium Dichromate, BaCr2O7
Barium Dichromate, BaCr2O7, is obtained in the anhydrous condition by heating together moist barium chromate and chromium trioxide; it crystallises in slender needles, and is decomposed by water into chromic acid and barium chromate. It is also prepared by heating a mixture of barium chloride and chromium trioxide. The dihydrate, BaCr2O7.2H2O, is obtained by concentration of a solution of barium chromate in chromic acid; it yields yellowish-brown rhombic crystals:
a:b:c = 0.5838:1:1.293. On heating to 120° C. the crystals become anhydrous. |
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