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chloroplatinate

[‚klȯr·ō′plat·ən‚āt]

(inorganic chemistry)

A double salt of platinic chloride and another chloride.

A salt of chloroplatinic acid. Also known as platinochloride.

Mentioned in

Apollos Apollosovich Musin-Pushkin
Apollos Musin-Pushkin
Metallocene
Musin-Pushkin, Apollos
Musin-Pushkin, Apollos Apollosovich
platinic sodium chloride
platinochloride
Platinum Group Metals
platinum potassium chloride
platinum sodium chloride
potassium chloroplatinate
potassium platinichloride
rubidium
rubidium halometallate
sodium chloroplatinate
sodium platinichloride

References in periodicals archive

found platinum in the urine, blood and internal organs of animals treated with ammonium chloroplatinate after dermal exposure [29].

ARE PLATINUM NANOPARTICLES SAFE TO HUMAN HEALTH?

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