Dictionary,Defintion,Meaning,What is Cupric Hydroxide, Cyanamide, Cupric Compounds, CUbric Cyanide, Cupric Fluoride, Cupric Hydroxide, Cyanogen Bromide

Scholarships Dictionary Visa Details Study Abroad Exam Results Online Test Jobs

	Home
Inorganic Chemistry Dictionary Inorganic Chemistry Dictionary - Part 1 Part 2 Atomic Mass Unit - Acid Rain Actinometer - Actinon Adatom - Air Hardening Alkalimetry - Alpha Rays Aluminium Brass - Aluminous Cement Amalgam - Ammonation Ammonium Carbamate - Ammonium Halide Ammonium Soap - Amphoterism Angstrom - Antiatom Antimonic - Apatite Argon - Asatatine Atom - Auger Effect Avagadro's Number - Bacteriocidal Barterite - Basic Oxygen Process (BOP Process) Batch Process - Benzoylation Bessemer Process - Biotite Bismuth Oxychloride - Black Sand Blast Furnace Gas - Boiler Scale

Home >> Inorganic Chemistry Dictionary >> Cupric Hydroxide - Cyanamide

Your Ad Here	Cupric compounds Compounds having copper in its higher (+2) oxidation state, e.g., cupric chloride is copper (II) chloride (CuCl2) Cupric cyanide Cu (CN)2, a green powder, insoluble in water; used in electroplating copper on iron. Also known as copper cyanide. Cupric fluoride CuF2, White crystalline powder used in ceramics and in the preparation of brazing and soldering fluxes. Also known as copper fluoride.
Cupric hydroxide Cu (OH)2, blue macro or microscopic crystals; used as a mordant and pigment, in manufacture of many copper salts, and for staining paper. Also known as copper hydroxide. Cupric nitrate Cu (NO3)2. 3H2O, green powder or blue crystals soluble in water; used in electroplating copper on iron. Also known as copper nitrate. Cupric oxide CuO, black, monoclinic crystals, insoluble in water; used in making fibres and ceramics, and in organic and gas analyses. Also known as copper oxide.
Cupric sulphate CuSo4, a water-soluble salt used in copper-plating baths; crystallizes as hydrous copper sulphate, which is blue. Also known as copper sulphate. Cuprous bromide Cu2Br2, white or gray crystals slightly soluble in cold water. Also known as copper bromide Cuprous chloride CuCl or Cu2Cl2, green, tetrahedral crystals, insoluble in water. Also known as copper chloride; resin of copper.	Your Ad Here
Cuprous compounds Compounds having copper in its lower (+1) oxidation state; e.g., cuprous chloride is copper (1) chloride (CuCl). Cuprous fluoride Cu2F2, red, crystalline powder, melting point 908ºC. Also known as copper fluoride. Cuprous oxide Cu2O, an oxide of copper found in nature as cuprite and formed on copper by heat; used chiefly as a pigment and as a fungicide. Also known as copper oxide.
Your Ad Here	Curium A highly toxic radioactive silvery element of the actinoid series of metals. A transuranic element, it is not found naturally on Earth but is synthesized from plutonium. Curium-244 and curium -242 have been used in thermoelectric power generators. Cyanamide NHCNH, an acidic compound that forms colourless needless, melting at 46ºC, soluble in water. Also known as urea anhydride. Cyanate A salt or ester of cyanic acid containing the radical CNO. Cyanide A salt of hydrogen cyanide, containing the cyanide ion.

Cyanide process
A method of extracting gold by dissolving it in potassium cyanide (to form the complex ion [Au (CN)2]. The ion can be reduced back to gold with zinc.

Cyanine dyes
Polymethine dyes containing M – C (=C – C)4 = N and relative system.

Cyanogas
Trade name for a powdered calcium cyanide, used as an insect and rodent killer.

Cyanogens bromide
CNBr, white crystals melting at 52ºC, vaporizing at 61.3ºC, and having toxic fumes that affect nerve centres; used in the synthesis of organic compounds and as a fumigant. Cyanogens C2N2 a colourless, poisonous gas. It is combustible and burns with a violet flame. C2N2 + 2O2 ® 2CO2 + N2.

	Home
Part 3 Bone China - Boron Chemistry Bosch Process - Bromination Bunsen Cell - Cadmium Iodide Caesium Chemistry - Calcium Chromate Calcium Cyanide - Californium Caramel - Carbonation Carcinogen - Celestine Cerussite - Chemical Bond, Chemical Reaction China Clay, Kaolin - Chrome iron ore Chromium - Close Packing Cobalt Potassium Nitrite - Collimator Coordination Isomerism - Copper Arsenite Covalent Compounds - Crystallisation Cupric Hydroxide - Cyanamide Deacon Process - Delocalised Bond Dentrification - Dibasic Dielectrophoresis - Diol (Dihydric Alcohol, Glycol) D lines - Edeleanu Process Elaidinisation - Electroplating Emission Spectrum - Enol Keto Tautomerism Face Centered Cell - Fermi Level Ferric Arsenate - Ferric Oxide