Sr2PbCl6, also known as Strontium hexachloroplumbate(II) in English, is a complex chemical compound. This compound consists of two Strontium (Sr) atoms, one Lead (Pb) atom, and six Chlorine (Cl) atoms.
1.4 The ion structure of Sr2PbCl6 includes Sr2+ ion and [PbCl6]2- ion.
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Properties:
Basically, Sr2PbCl6 does not form easily observable solid compounds in nature. It can be synthesized in the laboratory.
2.1 The physical properties of Sr2PbCl6 have not been clearly determined and need further study.
2.2 The chemical properties of Sr2PbCl6 also need to be further researched. -
The common chemical equations of Sr2PbCl6 have not been recorded, and may not be widespread due to the complexity of the compound.
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The preparation of Sr2PbCl6 is also not often performed, but can be carried out through reactions between compounds of Strontium, Lead, and Chlorine under laboratory conditions. However, it should be noted that any process involving Lead should be performed under strict supervision due to Lead’s toxicity.