Note 464 — Chapter XII · THE COPPER AND SILVER GROUPS (Continued).—THE THEORY OF COMPLEX IONS
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The solubility-product constant of silver sulphide at 25° is 0.5E−51; for [S2−] = 0.8E−5 (p. 202), we would have in the present case [Ag+]2 × [S2−] = 2E−46, which is greater than the constant. Vide quantitative data by Lucas, loc. cit.