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Ammonium chlororhodate in ammonia water?

2015-09-13View Original

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There is no information available on the solubility of ammonium chlororhodate in ammonia; I’ve searched through many sources but found nothing. I would like to ask everyone what happens with ammonium chlororhodate in the presence of concentrated ammonia Is it dissolved, partially dissolved, or not dissolved? What is formed upon dissolution? What is the solubility? It does not dissolve; hydrogen, oxygen, rhodium oxide, or something else is produced?
Reply #22015-09-14
I hope an expert can provide an answer! ! ! ! !
Reply #32016-08-25
In ammonia solution, the solubility of ammonium chlororhodate is relatively high; the activity of chloride ions is low, and they complex with hydroxyl groups. Moreover, rhodium complexes are inherently unstable and complex
Reply #42016-08-25
Palladium dissolves in ammonia
Reply #52016-08-26
:) Consult peers at Kunming Precious Metals Institute – Guiyan Platinum Industry~~~

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