AgNH2OH, also known as silver hydroxylamine, is a rarely known chemical substance. Its English name is also Silver hydroxylamine. The atomic mass of this substance includes one silver atom (Ag), one nitrogen atom (N), two hydrogen atoms (H), and one oxygen atom (O). The atomic weight of AgNH2OH is about 139.89 g/mol.
The molecular structure of silver hydroxylamine consists of a silver atom connected to a hydroxylamine group (NH2OH). In the hydroxylamine group, the nitrogen atom is connected to two hydrogen atoms via single bonds and an oxygen atom via a double bond.
The physical properties of AgNH2OH have not been clearly studied. However, several sources suggest that it may appear as white or light yellow powder without a particular smell. The chemical properties of AgNH2OH also have not been thoroughly researched.
The common chemical reactions of AgNH2OH have not been clearly catalogued because it is a rare chemical substance.
The synthesis of AgNH2OH requires advanced knowledge of chemistry and is usually conducted in professional laboratories. The specific synthesis process still needs further research.
The industrial-scale synthesis of AgNH2OH has not been conducted due to the low demand for this substance.