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The systems InCl3-Rb4 [Fe (CN)6]-H2O and InCl3-Cs4 [Fe (CN)6]-H2O were studied by the methods of solubility, electrical conductivity, and potentiometric and light-extinction measurements.
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In the system InCl3-Rb4 [Fe (CN)6]-H2O indium ions are found to react with formation of solid solutions and a mixed ferrocyanide with the composition Rbln [Fe (CN)6].
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The mixed ferrocyanide Csln [Fe (CN)6] is formed in the system InCl3-Cs4 [Fe (CN)6]-H2O; a solid solution is also formed and (with suitable ratios of components) a second mixed ferrocyanide Cs7In3 [Fe (CN)6]4.
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Indium ferrocyanides were analyzed by chemical, crystallographic and x-ray methods.
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Deichman, E.N. Mixed ferrocyanides of indium with rubidium and cesium. Russ Chem Bull 6, 1044–1051 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01169380
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