- Definition of As2I4
As2I4, also known as Tetraiodoarsen(III) or Tetraiododiarshine in English, is an inorganic chemical compound. As2I4 molecule consists of 2 As (Arsenic) atoms and 4 I (Iodine) atoms. The molecular weight of As2I4 is 634.731 g/mol. Its structure is in the form of a cluster, with As atoms linked together and each As linked to 2 I atoms. As2I4 does not form ions.
- Properties: As2I4
As2I4 has special physical properties. It is solid at room temperature, with a color ranging from white to yellow and has no characteristic odor. Its PH level has not been determined. The chemical properties of As2I4 include its ability to react with other substances such as O2 and H2.
- Common chemical equations involving As2I4
As2I4 participates in many different types of chemical reactions. However, detailed information about these reactions has not been thoroughly researched, so we cannot provide a specific list of metal, acid, nonmetal and salt reactions.
- Synthesis of As2I4
As2I4 can be synthesized in the laboratory and industry using various chemical methods. However, specific methods for synthesizing As2I4 have not been thoroughly researched, so we cannot provide a specific list of these synthesis methods.