What is Ca2HPO3? Important knowledge about Ca2HPO3.

Ca₂HPO₃, also known as Calcium hydrogen phosphate, is a white, odorless chemical substance. In English, it can also be referred to as Calcium hydrogen phosphate.

1.1.1 Common name: Ca₂HPO₃
1.1.2 English name: Calcium hydrogen phosphate

1.2. Atomic structure: This substance consists of two calcium atoms, one hydrogen atom and one phosphorus atom.
1.3. Atomic mass: The atomic mass of this substance is 136.06 g/mol.
1.3.1 Molecular structure: The Ca₂HPO₃ molecule consists of two calcium ions, one hydrogen ion, and one phosphate ion.
1.4 Ion structure: Calcium ions have a positive charge, while hydrogen and phosphate ions have a negative charge.

2.1 Physical properties of Ca₂HPO₃: Ca₂HPO₃ is a white, odorless solid. The PH of Ca₂HPO₃ is very basic, this number can vary depending on the concentration.
2.2 Chemical properties of Ca₂HPO₃: Ca₂HPO₃ can react with acid to create calcium salt.

3. Ca₂HPO₃ participates in certain chemical reactions. For example, it can react with hydrochloric acid to create calcium chloride, water, and diphosphoric acid.

4. Ca₂HPO₃ is synthesized from calcium hydroxide and phosphoric acid under laboratory conditions. On an industrial scale, it can be synthesized from heating calcium phosphate in the air.