File:Artificial Crystal of copper(II) sulfate GLAM MHNL 2016 FL a 34 dessin.JPG

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Français : Exemplaire de la collection de minéraux artificiels du Musée d’histoire naturelle de LIlle : crystal of sulfate de cuivre, d’origine industrielle, créé par cristallisation lente dans une solution saturée. Ce minéral synthétique est formé de cations cuivre(II) (Cu2+) et d’anions sulfate (SO42- ), ici sous forme « pentahydraté »). Sa formule chimique est CuSO4,5H2O. Il a blanchi avec le temps.
English: Sample of the collection of artificial minerals from the Natural History Museum Lille: crystal copper sulphate of industrial origin, created by slow crystallization from a saturated solution. This synthetic mineral is formed of copper (II) cations (Cu2 +) and sulfate anions (SO42-), here in the form "pentahydrate"). Its chemical formula is CuSO4,5H2O. He laundered over time.
Nederlands: Monster van de collectie van kunstmatige mineralen van het Natural History Museum Lille: kristal kopersulfaat van industriële oorsprong, gemaakt door langzame kristallisatie uit een verzadigde oplossing. Deze kunstmatige minerale gevormd uit koper (II) kationen (Cu2 +) en sulfaat anionen (SO42-), hier in de vorm "hydraat"). De chemische formule is CuSO4,5H2O. Hij witgewassen na verloop van tijd
Deutsch: Kupfersulfatkristalle industrieller Herkunft. Diese Kristalle wurden durch langsame Kristallisation aus einer Kupfer gesättigten Lösung geschaffen. Provenienz: Sammlung von künstlichen Mineralien Natural History Museum von Lille. Dieses synthetische Mineral ist aus Kupfer (II) -Kationen (Cu2 +) und Sulfatanionen (SO42-) ausgebildet ist, hier in der Form von "Pentahydrat"). Seine chemische Formel ist CuSO4,5H2O. Die Oberfläche wird im Laufe der Zeit etwas weiß..
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