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The equilibria in solutions containing each one of the diamines H2N(CH2)nNH2, with n = 3 (“pn”), n = 4 (“tn”), n = 5 (“cad”), piperazin (“pip”) and triethylenediamine (“enpip”) in presence of an excess of silver nitrate have been investigated. Values are given for the stability constants of the complexes: Ag(pn)+, Ag(tn)+, Ag(cad)+, Ag(pip)+, Ag(enpip)+, the hydrogen complexes: Ag(Hpn)+2, Ag(Htn)+2, Ag(Hpip)+2 and the bimetallic complexes: Ag2(pn)+2, Ag2(pip)+2.
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Schwarzenbach et al. (1952) studied this question.
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