Note 477 — Chapter XII · THE COPPER AND SILVER GROUPS (Continued).—THE THEORY OF COMPLEX IONS
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In the absence of any added cyanide, it combines with itself. Silver cyanide, according to Bodländer's results, is, in saturated solutions, chiefly (AgCN)2 or Ag[Ag(CN)2], i.e. Ag─[N═C═C═N─Ag].