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This section is from the book "Modern Chemistry", by William Ramsay. Also available from Amazon: Modern Chemistry: Theoretical and Modern Chemistry (Volume 2).
ine important arsenates correspond exactly in formula and crystalline form to the phosphates ; the only striking difference is in the colour of the silver salt; while ortho-phosphate of silver is yellow, the ortho-arsenate is brick-red.
 
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