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Gold compounds
| Formula |
Designation |
Form (wt /
%) |
Usage |
| HAuCl4 |
Tetrachloroauric
acid |
Solution up to 40 %
Au |
Pre-product for Au
chemicals. |
| HAuCl4 x
H2O |
|
Crystals up to 52 %
Au Salts with ammonium, sodium
and potassium |
|
| (NH4)3Au(SO3)2 |
Ammoniumgold(I)sulphite |
Solution with 100 or
200 g Au / l |
Electroforming
hollow jewellery, dentistry, micro-structures.
Plating of spectacles and
watches.
Non cyanidic = non-poisonous. |
| K3Au(SO3)2 |
Potassiumgold(I)sulphite |
Solution |
Same as above. |
| Na3Au(SO3)2 |
Sodiumgold(I)sulphite |
Solution
[Note : Ammonium, sodium and potassium
goldsulphites are free of chlorine
very stable no gold-reduction due
to UV light!] |
Same as above. |
| KAu(CN)4 |
Potassiumtetracyanoaurate(III)
nickel. |
Salt with 57.9% Au |
Direct electro-gilding
of stainless steel and |
Semifinished products
(with 14, 18, 22 and 24 ct Au)
Wires, foils, strips, platesand tubes. Please ask if other shapes
desired. |
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