QuieraƱa
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My apologies for the double post. Looking for the name of potassium dichromate's sulfur analog: K2Cr2S7 and other oxidizers as well. I am surprised i
haven't seen it before, thanks
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That's cause it doesn't exist
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What do you think? Dichromate is strong oxidizer, so when you add sulfide to it, dichromate is reduced to Cr(III).
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