Barium Arsenites

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Product Name:Barium Arsenites
Synonyms:Barium Arsenites
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DescriptionTribasic barium arsenite, Ba3(AsO3)2, has been prepared by the addition of potassium orthoarsenite to an aqueous solution of barium chloride and drying the precipitate at 100 C in a current of hydrogen gas. The pH needs to at least 13.5. It is obtained as a white amorphous powder, readily soluble in hot water and in dilute acids. When heated rapidly to about 730 °C in an inert atmosphere, it decomposed into arsenic and the arsenate. This is a double oxidation–reduction reaction in which part of the tribasic arsenite is oxidized and part reduced:
4Ba3(AsO3)2 + heat ? 12BaO + 4As2O3 + 4As
4As2O302As2O5 + 4As + 2O2
4Ba3(AsO3)2 + heat ? 12BaO + 2As2O5 + 8As + 2O2
Slow heating below 300 °C causes loss of arsenious oxide if heated in hydrogen or arsenic pentoxide if heated in air:
Ba3(AsO3)2 + Heat (H2) ? 3BaO + As2O3
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