Iridium compound and preparation thereof

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Nitrogen or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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423387, 204 47, C01B 2100, C01G 5500

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ABSTRACT:
Iridium compounds are produced by refluxing a diammonium hexahalo salt of iridium and sulfamic acid in an aqueous medium for more than thirty hours. When the diammonium hexachloro salt of iridium is used, the iridium product is an olive green salt having a melting point above 350.degree. C. The iridium products are useful as constituents of electroplating baths.

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