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Lithium chromate, Li2CrO4

The dihydrate, Li2CrO4,2H2O, is obtained by dissolving lithium carbonate in chromic acid. It forms rhombic plates, with high polarizing power; and is converted at 150° C. into needles, probably the anhydrous salt and isomorphous with the corresponding sulphate and selenate. It yields a double salt with potassium, LiKCrO4. At 18° C., 100 grams of water dissolve 110.9 grams of the dihydrate.

A lithium dichromate has also been prepared.

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