KrF6 Definition KrF6, also known as Hexafluorokrypton, is a unique chemical compound, as it is one of the few compounds of Krypton, a rare gas often considered unreactive. KrF6 is a compound of Krypton and Fluorine, with a molar mass of 231.22 g/mol. Its molecular structure consists of one Krypton atom at the center surrounded … Read more
Definition of XeF6: 1.1 Names: 1.1.1 Common name: Hexafluoride Xenon 1.1.2 English name: Xenon Hexafluoride 1.2 Atomic structure: XeF6 consists of one atom of Xenon (Xe) and six atoms of Fluorine (F). 1.3. Atomic weight: The atomic weight of XeF6 is 245.9 g/mol. 1.3.1 Molecular structure: The XeF6 molecule has a very special structure, where … Read more
KrF4, also known as Tetrafluoride krypton, is a chemical compound of two elements, krypton and fluorine. The atomic mass of KrF4 is 36 for krypton and 9 for fluorine. Therefore, the atomic mass of KrF4 is 36 + 4*9 = 72, in which there are 4 fluorine atoms bonded with one krypton atom. The molecular … Read more
Definition of XeF4 XeF4, also known as Tetrafluoroxenon, is a chemical compound belonging to the group of xenon hexafluoride compounds. In English, it is called Xenon tetrafluoride. This compound consists of 1 xenon atom and 4 fluorine atoms. The atomic mass of Xenon is 131.29 amu, while that of Fluorine is 18.99 amu. The molecular … Read more
I4F10, also known as Iodine hexafluoride, is a complex chemical substance with a molecular structure consisting of four iodine atoms and ten fluorine atoms. The total atomic mass of I4F10 is 1001.836 g/mol. This substance has very unique physical properties. I4F10 in solid state has an indeterminate color and lacks a distinctive smell. The chemical … Read more
Definition of TeF4 TeF4, also known as Tellurium tetrafluoride in English, is a chemical compound consisting of Tellurium and Fluorine elements. The atomic weight of TeF4 is 207.6 g/mol. The TeF4 molecule has a Tellurium atom at the center connected to four Fluorine atoms around, forming a tetrahedral structure. In TeF4, ions are not formed … Read more
Definition of SbF3 1.1 SbF3, also known as Antimony trifluoride, is also referred to in Vietnamese as Antimon triflorua. 1.2 SbF3 is a compound of Antimony (Sb) and Fluorine (F) in a 1:3 ratio. 1.3 The molecular weight of SbF3 is 178.759 g/mol. A SbF3 molecule consists of one Sb3+ ion and three F- ions. … Read more
SnF2, also known as Stannic Fluoride, is a compound of tin and fluoride. In English, it is often referred to as Tin(II) Fluoride. SnF2 has a molecular weight of 120.67 g/mol, comprising one Sn (Stannic) atom and two F (Fluorine) atoms. The structure of SnF2 includes a Sn2+ ion bonded with two F- ions. SnF2 … Read more
Definition of GeF4 GeF4, also known as Tetrafluorogermane in English, is a chemical substance composed of Germanium and Fluorine atoms. The molecular weight of GeF4 is 148.63 g/mol. The molecule of GeF4 consists of a central Germanium atom, surrounded by four Fluorine atoms. GeF4 does not form ions under standard conditions. Properties of GeF4 GeF4 … Read more
Define H2SiF6 H2SiF6, also known as Hexafluorosilicic acid in English, is a chemical compound of Hydrogen, Silicon, and Fluorine. Its molecular weight is 144.09 g/mol. The H2SiF6 molecule consists of 2 Hydrogen atoms, 1 Silicon atom, and 6 Fluorine atoms. 1.4 Ion structure: The ions of H2SiF6 are [SiF6]2- and [H+]. Properties: H2SiF6 2.1 Physical … Read more