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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume II

Note 41 bis — Chapter XIX · PHOSPHORUS AND THE OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE FIFTH GROUP

George Kamensky translation

Beilstein and Blaese (1889), after preparing many salts of antimonic acid, came to the conclusion that it is monobasic, but all the salts still contain water, so that their general type is mostly: MSbO33H2O, for example, M = Li, Hg (salts of the suboxide), ½ Pb, &c. The type of the ortho-salts, M2SbO4, is quite unknown, although it is reproduced in the thio-compounds, for instance, Schlippe's salt, Na2SbS4, but this salt also contains water of crystallisation, 9H2O (Chapter XX., Note 29).

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