[Ag(OH2 )2 ][Ag(SO4 )2 ]: A Hydrate of a Silver(II) Salt.
Tomasz E GilewskiJakub GawraczyńskiMariana DerzsiZvonko JagličićZoran MazejPiotr PołczyńskiRafal JurczakowskiPiotr J LeszczyńskiWojciech GrochalaPublished in: Chemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) (2016)
When exposed to air at ambient conditions, AgSO4 slowly reacts with moisture, yielding AgSO4 ⋅H2 O. The crystal structure determination (powder data) shows that it may be described as [Ag(OH2 )2 ][Ag(SO4 )2 ], with some sulfate groups being shared between different Ag2+ cations, resembling in that way its Cu2+ analogue. [Ag(OH2 )2 ][Ag(SO4 )2 ], the first hydrate of a compound of Ag2+ , was extensively characterized using many physicochemical methods.