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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume II

Note 1 — Chapter XXIII · THE PLATINUM METALS

George Kamensky translation

Wells and Penfield (1888) have described a mineral sperryllite found in the Canadian gold-bearing quartz and consisting of platinum diarsenide, PtAs2. It is a noticeable fact that this mineral clearly confirms the position of platinum in the same group as iron, because it corresponds in crystalline form (regular octahedron) and chemical composition with iron pyrites, FeS2.

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