- Definition of Ga(NO3)3
Ga(NO3)3, also known as Nitrate Gallium, is a chemical substance with the chemical formula Ga(NO3)3. Its English name is Gallium Nitrate. Ga(NO3)3 has a total atomic mass of 255.7234 g/mol, including one gallium ion (Ga) and three nitrate ions (NO3). The molecular structure of Ga(NO3)3 shows the combination of Ga and N, O atoms in the molecule.
- Properties: Ga(NO3)3
Ga(NO3)3 is in the solid state under standard conditions, with a white or slightly yellow color and no characteristic smell. The PH of Ga(NO3)3 is usually neutral. Regarding chemical properties, Ga(NO3)3 is very soluble in water and easily reacts with other substances to produce new products.
- Common chemical equations for Ga(NO3)3
The reaction of Ga(NO3)3 is very diverse, including reactions with metals, acids, non-metals and salts. For example, Ga(NO3)3 can react with Na to form Ga and NaNO3. Ga(NO3)3 can also react with HCl to form GaCl3 and HNO3. Ga(NO3)3 can also react with S to form Ga2S3 and NO2.
- Preparation of Ga(NO3)3
Ga(NO3)3 can be prepared through various methods. In the laboratory, Ga(NO3)3 is typically prepared through the reaction between Ga and HNO3. Industrially, Ga(NO3)3 is typically produced through the process of preparing it from gallium ore, then preparing gallium nitrate from pure gallium.