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The 13 pages that link to Chromate, each with the reason it gives.

• Hexavalent chromiumBroader topic: Chromate is a common dissolved form of hexavalent chromium in water.

• DichromateCompared with: Chromate and dichromate interconvert with pH but differ in structure and solution color.

• Chromium trioxideRelated: Chromate chemistry is closely related to chromium trioxide in aqueous solutions.

• Chromic acidRelated: Rising pH favors chromate over protonated forms of chromic acid.

• Sodium dichromateCompared with: Chromate and dichromate interconvert with solution acidity, altering the dominant chromium(VI) ion.

• Chrome yellowNarrower topic: Chrome yellow belongs to the family of chromate compounds.

• Sodium chromateNarrower topic: This ion gives sodium chromate its chemical identity and characteristic yellow color.

• VanadateCompared with: It is another transition-metal oxyanion, but its charge and central-element chemistry differ.

• ManganateRelated: It is a structurally analogous tetrahedral oxyanion with a different central element.

• Potassium manganateCompared with: Chromate has the same charge and tetrahedral form but a different central element.

• CrocoiteNarrower topic: The chromate group is the anionic component in crocoite’s chemical formula.

• Lead(II) chromateRelated: Chromate supplies the anion and contributes to the solid's vivid yellow color.

• Potassium chromateNarrower topic: This ion gives potassium chromate its composition and characteristic yellow color.