CrNO3, also known as Chromium Nitrate, is a chemical compound consisting of Chromium (Cr), Nitrogen (N), and Oxygen (O) atoms. Its English name is Chromium Nitrate. In its structure, Chromium and Nitrogen atoms bond together, which then bond with Oxygen atoms to form a CrNO3 molecule.
The atomic mass of CrNO3 is calculated as the sum of the atomic masses of all the atoms in one of its molecules. The ionic structure of CrNO3 includes a Chromium ion and a Nitrate ion.
CrNO3 has specific physical properties. It is solid at room temperature, with colors ranging from white to pink depending on its purity and concentration. It has no distinctive smell and has neutral pH.
Chemically, CrNO3 easily reacts with other substances to produce various results. It can react with metals, acids, non-metals, and salts.
CrNO3 can be synthesized in the laboratory through different processes. In industry, it is typically produced through the process of oxidizing Chromium with Nitrate.