What is SnBr3? Important knowledge about SnBr3.

1. Definition of SnBr₃

SnBr₃, also known as Stannic bromide or Tin(III) bromide in English. This is a chemical compound consisting of Stannic (Sn) and Bromide (Br) atoms. This compound has a molecular weight of 394.52 g/mol.

1.2. Molecular structure

The SnBr₃ molecule is composed of one Stannic (Sn) atom and three Bromide (Br) atoms. It is also referred to as trivalent stannic bromide.

1.3. Ion structure

The SnBr₃ ion consists of one Stannic (Sn₃+) ion and three Bromide (Br-) ions.

2. Properties: SnBr₃

2.1 Physical properties of SnBr₃

The state of SnBr₃ under normal conditions is solid. It is white and has no special odor. The PH of SnBr₃ has not been determined.

2.2 Chemical properties of SnBr₃

SnBr₃ is an unstable compound, easily decomposed into SnBr₂ and Br₂.

3. Common chemical equations of SnBr₃

3.1 Metal reaction

Sn + 3Br₂ -> 2SnBr₃

3.2 Acid reaction

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3.3 Non-metal reaction

N/A

3.4 Reaction with salt

N/A

4. Preparation of SnBr₃

4.1 Laboratory preparation of SnBr₃

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4.2 Industrial preparation of SnBr₃

SnBr₃ is not produced on an industrial scale.