What is Ca2B4O7? Important knowledge about Ca2B4O7.

1. Definition of Ca₂B₄O₇

Ca₂B₄O₇ is the chemical formula of Calcium Borate, a chemical compound consisting of two calcium ions, four boron ions, and seven oxygen ions. It is a type of light-colored salt, commonly found in natural environments such as rocks, seawater, and many other mineral resources.

1.1 Names
1.1.1 Common name: Calcium Borate
1.1.2 English name: Calcium Borate
1.2. Atomic weight: 169.9877 g/mol
1.3. Atomic mass: 169.9877 u
1.3.1 Molecular structure: Consists of 2 calcium atoms, 4 boron atoms, and 7 oxygen atoms
1.4 Ion structure: Consists of two calcium ions, four boron ions, and seven oxygen ions

2. Properties of Ca₂B₄O₇
   2.1 Physical properties of Ca₂B₄O₇
   State: Solid
   Color: White or slightly yellow
   Odor: Odorless
   PH level: Neutral
   2.2 Chemical properties of Ca₂B₄O₇: insoluble in water.

3. Common chemical equations of Ca₂B₄O₇:

As Ca₂B₄O₇ reacts little with other substances, there are not many examples of its chemical reactions.

4. Synthesis of Ca₂B₄O₇:

4.1 Laboratory synthesis of Ca₂B₄O₇: Ca₂B₄O₇ is usually synthesized through the reaction of Borax (Na₂B₄O₇.10H2O) with calcium.
4.2 Industrial synthesis of Ca₂B₄O₇: In industry, Ca₂B₄O₇ is typically produced through the thermal decomposition of Borax in a calcium-rich environment.