- Definition of Al4N9
Al4N9, also known as Aluminium Nitride Nitrate, is a chemical compound with four aluminium atoms (Al) and nine nitrogen atoms (N). Its English name is Aluminium Nitride Nitrate. The atomic mass of Al4N9 is 349.97 g/mol. Its molecular structure consists of 4 aluminium ions and 9 nitrogen ions.
- Properties of Al4N9
2.1 Physical properties of Al4N9
The state of Al4N9 at standard conditions is solid, colorless. This compound does not have a distinctive smell. The pH of Al4N9 is undefined because it is insoluble in water.
2.2 Chemical properties of Al4N9
Al4N9 does not react with strong acids and bases. It does not burn and does not react with oxygen from the air at room temperature.
- Common chemical equations involving Al4N9
Since Al4N9 does not react with acids, bases, and oxygen from the air, we cannot provide examples of these reactions.
- Synthesis of Al4N9
4.1 Laboratory synthesis of Al4N9
Currently, there is no method to synthesize Al4N9 in the laboratory due to its extremely stable chemical properties.
4.2 Industrial synthesis of Al4N9
Currently, there is no method to synthesize Al4N9 on an industrial scale due to its extremely stable chemical properties.