Trithioarsenite

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File:SubunitProustite.jpg
Subunit of the structure of proustite, a sulfosalt mineral. This picture shows the connectivity of the trithioarsenite trianion to Template:Chem2 (arsenic is colored violet).

Trithioarsenite, also called sulfarsenite, is the trianion Template:Chem2. It is a pyramidal anion, as is typical of other Template:Chem2 compounds. It is generated by treatment of [[Arsenic trisulfide|Template:Chem2]] with a sulfide:

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A fundamental synthetic trithioarsenite is Template:Chem2, which features the pyramidal Template:Chem2.[1]

Thioarsenites are components of many sulfosalt minerals. An example is relatively common mineral proustite, Template:Chem2,[2][3][4] which is silver(I) trithioarsenite.

References

  1. ↑ Script error: No such module "Citation/CS1".
  2. ↑ Mindat
  3. ↑ Webmineral
  4. ↑ Trevelyan B. 1969: The electro-optic effect in proustite. Optical and Quantum Electronics, 1(1), pp. 1969; [1]


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