- Definition of Zn4P2O5
Zn4P2O5, also known as Zinc Phosphate, is a colourless chemical substance with the chemical formula Zn4P2O5. This substance is known in English as Zinc Phosphate.
1.2. The atomic mass of Zn4P2O5 is composed of 4 zinc atoms (Zn), 2 phosphorus atoms (P), and 5 oxygen atoms (O).
1.3. The molecular weight of Zn4P2O5 is 434.17 g/mol. The molecular structure of Zn4P2O5 includes 4 Zn atoms, 2 P atoms, and 5 O atoms combined together.
1.4. Zn4P2O5 does not form ions as it does not have the ability to ionize under normal conditions.
- Properties of Zn4P2O5
2.1. Zn4P2O5 is a solid, colourless substance with no characteristic smell. Its pH level is undefined as it is insoluble in water.
2.2. Zn4P2O5 does not react with acids, metals and non-metals under normal conditions.
- Common chemical equations of Zn4P2O5
Currently, there are no specific examples of chemical reactions involving Zn4P2O5.
- Synthesis of Zn4P2O5
4.1. Currently, there is no information on the synthesis of Zn4P2O5 in the laboratory.
4.2. On an industrial scale, Zn4P2O5 is produced through the reaction between zinc and oxygen in an environment containing phosphorus.