Complex salts

Complex salts are compounds in the structure of which complex ions are involved. The complex formation can have taken place in the anion , in the cation or in both. In contrast to the double salts , complex molecules only dissociate up to the complex ion. Because these are usually quite stable, central ions and ligands cannot be detected directly, only the complex ion as a whole.

See also

• Complex chemistry

literature

• Paul Stoll: Space grids of complex salts . Dissertation at the ETH Zurich , 1926, ( PDF ).
• Paul Pfeiffer, Winfried Christeleit: complex salts of alkali and alkaline earth metals . Journal for inorganic and general chemistry, 239 (2), 133-144, doi : 10.1002 / zaac.19382390204 .