SYNOPSIS IN INTERLINGUA REACTIONES DE FLUORURO STANNOSE CON CERTE COMPOSITOS INORGANIC.—Le hic-reportate studios del chimia de SnFl concerneva su reactiones con varie cationes, incluse Ba, Ca, Na, e St e altere species que exerce un distincte effecto in le pH. Le concentrationes de solubile iones stannose e fluoruric esseva determinate in liquido supernatante de suspensiones de 0,4 pro cento de SnFl, e iste compositos inorganic esseva studiate como function del tempore. Compositos que augmentava le pH o que provideva un cation que forma un fluoruro insolubile reduceva le concentration de solubile iones stannose. Le concentration de solubile iones fluoruric non esseva un function del pH.
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