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Cadmium
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Cadmium Fluoride
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Cadmium Nitrate
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Cadmium Orthophosphate
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Cadmium Arsenite
Cadmium Arsenates
Cadmium Metantimonate
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Cadmium Thiocarbonate
Cadmium Cyanide
Cadmium Silicate
Cadmium Borates
PDB 1a4k-1exq
PDB 1f48-1ihu
PDB 1ii0-1mhu
PDB 1mms-1qvg
PDB 1qy0-1wb6
PDB 1wje-2avp
PDB 2b3p-2j6e
PDB 2jdz-2x05
PDB 2x09-3ccj
PDB 3ccl-3ggf
PDB 3h1u-3p5v
PDB 3p5w-8ice
Cadmium Dithionate, CdS
2
O
6
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Soluble deliquescent crystals of the dihydrate,
Cd
S
2
O
6
.2
H
2
O
, were obtained by dissolving cadmium carbonate in the acid.
Cadmium Tetrathionate has been prepared as unstable, deliquescent crystals.
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