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OXIDES OF GOLD Aaurous oxside, Au O.—this oxide is prepared by decomposing aurous chloride, AuCl , or the corresponding bromide by potash in the cold (berzelius), when a violet precipitate form which is blackish when moist, but greyish when dry. When freshly precipitataed is soluble both in alkalies and in cold water, forming an indigo blue solution , wiht brownish fluorescene, and on warming the solution, with slightly the corresponding hydrate is precipitated.it is also prepared by the action of nitrate of mercury on the trichloride , and by boilling aurate of potash with organic compounds, such as citrates or tartrates , or boilling a solution of the trichloride with the potassium salts of these acids. When prepared according to these methods, aurous oxide always contains a certain proportion of metalic gold. Kruss obtainedthe oxide pure by reducing brom-aurate of potassium at 0* by SO , passing in the gas only until the solution became colourless, after which an axcess of gas would have precipitated metallic gold. Aourous hydrate is then precipitated by potash , and after being agglomarated by boilling , it is filtered , washed with cold water,dried , and heated to 200 , to expel the water of hydration. At 250 it is resolved into gold and oxygen. Hydrochloric acid decomposes aurous oxide into metallic gold and auric salt, slowly in the cold, quickly at aboilling temperature; aqua regia dissolves the oxide , but sulphuric and nitric acids are without action on it, while weak bases at once decompose it. An intermediate oxide, AuO, is prepared as a black powder by dissolving metallic gold un aqua regia containing an excess of hydrochloric acid the adding an axcess of carbonate of potash, little studied , but the temperature at wich it decomposes has been fixed at 205 and its hydrate has been prepared. Auric oxide, Au O , -- this the best known oxide, is a black
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