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Germanium(II) hydroxide : ウィキペディア英語版
Germanium(II) hydroxide
Germanium(II) hydroxide, normally written as Ge(OH)2 is a poorly characterised compound sometimes called hydrous germanium(II) oxide or germanous hydroxide. It was first reported by Winkler in 1886.
==Properties and preparation==
Germanium(II) hydroxide is formed as a white or yellow precipitate when base is added to solutions containing GeII produced for example by the reduction of an acid solution of GeO2, germanium dioxide with H2PO3, hypophosphorous acid
or alternatively by hydrolysis of GeCl2
The initial precipitate, which has no definite stoichiometry, can be represented by GeO.xH2O, Ge(OH)2.xH2O or loosely Ge(OH)2 and is only slightly soluble in water or alkali and is not appreciably soluble in perchloric acid, HClO4.〔 It is soluble in hydrochloric acid,HCl.〔 On digestion with sodium hydroxide, NaOH it yields a brown insoluble compound which after drying in vacuo forms a brown pyrophoric substance with the approximate stoichiometry of (HGe)2O3. On the basis of the infrared spectrum (HGe)2O3 may contain a germanium hydrogen bond, Ge-H.〔

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