Paper, 'On fluoride of silver, continued. Part 2nd' by George Gore

Description

Gore continues his research into fluoride of silver (see AP/52/4 and AP/53/4). This paper contains an exhaustive account of the behaviour of argentic fluoride in vessels of platinum, carbon, and various fluorides in contact with chlorine, bromine, and iodine at various temperatures. When argentic fluoride is completely decomposed by chlorine in platinum vessels at a red heat, the reaction agrees with the following equation: 4AgF+ 4Cl + Pt = 4AgCl, PtF4.

Note on front reads 'A condensation of this paper was published'.

Subject: Chemistry

Received 22 September 1870. Read 12 January 1871.

Written by Gore in Birmingham [England].

A version of this paper was published in volume 161 of Philosophical Transactions as 'On fluoride of silver. —Part II'.

Reference number

AP/53/3

Earliest possible date

16 September 1870

Physical description

Ink on paper

Page extent

76 pages

Format

Manuscript