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Yttrium hydroxide, Y(OH)3
Yttrium hydroxide, Y(OH)3, is obtained as a gelatinous precipitate from solutions of yttrium salts by the addition of excess of a soluble hydroxide. It readily absorbs carbon dioxide. When the precipitant is a mixture of ammonia and hydrogen peroxide, hydrated yttrium peroxide, Y4O9.xH2O or perhaps Y2O5.xH2O, is produced.
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