- Definition of XeF8
XeF8, also known as Xenon hexafluoride, is a chemical substance belonging to the group of xenon compounds. XeF8 consists of one xenon (Xe) atom combined with eight fluorine (F) atoms. Therefore, it has an atomic mass of 167.29 g/mol. According to its molecular structure, XeF8 has an octahedral shape, with eight bonds between Xe and F around the center. No specific ions have been identified for XeF8.
- Properties: XeF8
2.1 Physical properties of XeF8
XeF8 is typically in a solid, colorless and odorless state. Its pH level is not determined as it does not dissolve in water.
2.2 Chemical properties of XeF8
XeF8 is highly unstable and extremely reactive. It can transform into other xenon compounds when in contact with other substances.
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Common chemical equations of XeF8
The chemical properties of XeF8 are still under research and there is not much detailed information about its reactions with metals, acids, non-metals, or salts. -
Synthesis of XeF8
In fact, XeF8 cannot be synthesized in a laboratory due to its instability. The synthesis of XeF8 requires specialized technology and equipment, and it is currently still in the research stage.