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1. Ni 58,69 28 Nickel Cl - Ni 2+ Cl - CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H Ni 2+ Cl -

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2 Ni 58,69 28 Nickel

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4 Cl - Ni 2+ Cl -

5 CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H Ni 2+ Cl -

6 CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H Ni 2+ Cl -

7 CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H Ni 2+ Cl -

8 CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H Ni 2+

9 Cl - CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H

10 Ni 2+ Cl - CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N O O H H

11 Ni 2+ Cl - CH 3 C C N N O OH H H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N O O H H HCl O-O- O-O-

12 Ni 2+ CH 3 C C N N O-O- OH H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N OH HCl O-O-

13 Ni 2+ CH 3 C C N N O-O- OH H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N OH HCl O-O- NH 3 Zugabe von Ammoniak:

14 Ni 2+ CH 3 C C N N O-O- OH H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N OH HCl O-O- NH 4 + Cl - NH 3 Zugabe von Ammoniak:

15 NH 4 + Cl - Ni 2+ CH 3 C C N N O-O- OH H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N OH O-O-

16 NH 4 + Cl - Ni 2+ CH 3 C C N N O-O- OH H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N OH O-O- H3CH3C H3CH3CC C N N O O H H NiCl 2 2Cl - + + 2 Ni 2+ CH 3 C C N N O-O- OH H3CH3C H3CH3C C C N N OH O-O- + 2NH 3 2NH 4 + +

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18 Was ist mit dem Fisch?

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