What is N2F6? Important knowledge about N2F6.

1. Definition of N₂F₆:

1.1 Names: Nitrogen hexafluoride (Common Name); Nitrogen Hexafluoride (English Name).

1.2 Atomic mass: Comprises of 2 Nitrogen atoms and 6 Fluorine atoms.

1.3 Molecular structure and atomic mass: The N₂F₆ molecule is composed of 2 Nitrogen atoms linked to 6 Fluorine atoms by covalent bonds.

1.4 Ion structure: N₂F₆ does not form ions under normal conditions due to its inability to dissociate.

2. Properties of N₂F₆

2.1 Physical properties of N₂F₆: N₂F₆ is in the gas state, colorless, odorless and does not have a specific pH level.

2.2 Chemical properties of N₂F₆: N₂F₆ rarely reacts with other substances, relatively stable under normal conditions, but can be converted into other compounds under the effect of high temperature.

3. Common chemical equations of N₂F₆: N₂F₆ rarely participates in common chemical reactions with metals, acids, non-metals or salts.

4. Synthesis of N₂F₆:

4.1 Laboratory synthesis of N₂F₆: N₂F₆ is not commonly synthesized in the laboratory.

4.2 Industrial synthesis of N₂F₆: N₂F₆ is synthesized from the reaction between N₂ and F₂ at high temperature.