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Definition of Br2O
1.1 Names
Br2O is also known as Bromine monoxide.
1.2 Molecular weight
The molecular weight of Br2O is 175.902 g/mol.
1.3 Atomic mass and molecular structure
Br2O consists of two bromine (Br) atoms and one oxygen (O) atom.
1.4 Ion Structure
Br2O does not form ions under normal conditions. -
Properties of Br2O
2.1 Physical properties of Br2O
State: It is stable in gas form.
Color: It is reddish-brown.
Odor: It has a pungent smell.
pH: Not determined.
2.2 Chemical properties of Br2O
Br2O is very powerful and can react with many other substances, especially fats and organic acids. -
Common Chemical Reactions of Br2O
Br2O generally does not participate in regular chemical reactions due to its stable nature. -
Preparation of Br2O
4.1 Laboratory preparation of Br2O
Br2O cannot be prepared in the laboratory due to its powerful reactivity and potential explosive properties.
4.2 Industrial preparation of Br2O
In industry, Br2O is typically produced by reacting bromine and oxygen under high temperature and pressure conditions.