Arsenate
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The arsenate ion is AsO43−.
An arsenate (compound) is some compound that contains this ion.
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Arsenate is much like phosphate. In acid conditions we have arsenic acid, H3AsO4; in weakly acid conditions we have the dihydrogen arsenate ion, H2AsO4−; in weakly basic conditions we have hydrogen arsenate ion HAsO42−; and finally, in basic conditions, the arsenate ion AsO43−.
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