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Chemical elements
Beryllium
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Physical Properties
Chemical Properties
Beryllium Hydride
Beryllium Fluoride
Beryllium Chloride
Beryllium Bromide
Beryllium Iodide
Beryllium Double Halides
Beryllium Oxyhalides
Beryllium Oxide
Beryllium Hydroxide
Beryllium Beryllate
Beryllium Peroxide
Beryllium Sulphide
Beryllium Sulphide
Beryllium Double Sulphates
Beryllium Sulphite
Beryllium Thiosulphate
Beryllium Selenate
Beryllium Chromate
Beryllium Hydride
Beryllium Chromite
Beryllium Molybdate
Beryllium Nitride
Beryllium Azide
Beryllium Nitrate
Beryllium Phosphates, Phosphite, and Hypophosphite
Beryllium Hypophosphate
Beryllium Arsenates
Beryllium Arsenite
Beryllium Antimonate
Beryllium Hydride
Beryllium Vanadates
Beryllium Niobate
Beryllium Carbide
Beryllium Borocarbide
Beryllium Carbonate
Beryllium Acetate
Beryllium Oxalates
Beryllium Cyanide
Beryllium Platinocyanide
Beryllium Silicates
Beryllium Silicotungstate
Beryllium Borate
Beryllium Aluminate
Beryllium Silicotungstate, Be
4
(W
12
SiO
40
)
3
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Beryllium Silicotungstate,
Be
4
(
W
12
Si
O
40
)
3
, is said to crystallise below 45° C. as a cubic hydrate containing 93
H
2
O
, above 45° C. as a rhombohedral hydrate containing 87
H
2
O
, and as a hydrate with 45
H
2
O
in presence of nitric acid at 30° C.
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