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Potassium Diuranate, K2U2O7
Potassium Diuranate, K2U2O7, is obtained in the anhydrous condition by heating potassium uranyl acetate or carbonate; or by fusing together uranium trioxide and potassium carbonate. It yields glistening crystals, which vary in colour from yellow to orange-red according to the mode of preparation. The trihydrate, K2U2O7.3H2O, is obtained by drying at 100° C. the yellow precipitate formed when excess of potassium hydroxide is added to a solution of a uranyl salt. According to Stolba, if the precipitate is allowed to dry in air at ordinary temperature, the hexahydrate, K2U2O7.6H2O, is formed.
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