What is SbF3? Important knowledge about SbF3.

Definition of SbF₃
1.1 SbF₃, also known as Antimony trifluoride, is also referred to in Vietnamese as Antimon triflorua.
1.2 SbF₃ is a compound of Antimony (Sb) and Fluorine (F) in a 1:3 ratio.
1.3 The molecular weight of SbF₃ is 178.759 g/mol. A SbF₃ molecule consists of one Sb₃+ ion and three F- ions.
1.4 In this compound, Antimony has an oxidation state of 3+ and Fluorine has an oxidation state of 1-.

Properties of SbF₃
2.1 SbF₃ is a solid, colourless, and odourless substance. Its pH is usually adjusted to be neutral.
2.2 SbF₃ has unique chemical properties, such as its ability to react with metals to form new compounds, as well as its ability to react with acids or other nonmetals.

Common chemical reactions of SbF₃
In your studies, you will learn about the chemical reactions that SbF₃ participates in. Generally, SbF₃ can react with metals, acids, nonmetals, and salts.

Synthesis of SbF₃
4.1 In the laboratory, you can synthesize SbF₃ through the reaction process of Antimony with Fluorine.
4.2 In industry, SbF₃ is commonly produced using a similar method but on a larger scale.