CrLi2O3, also known as Lithium Chromate, is a colorless solid compound. It consists of Chromium (Cr), Lithium (Li), and Oxygen (O) atoms with the respective ratio of 1:2:3. This compound has a molar mass of approximately 121.88 g/mol. The ion structure of CrLi2O3 includes Cr3+ ions and LiO3- ions.
Physical properties: CrLi2O3 is a colorless, odorless solid compound. Its pH level cannot be determined due to its insolubility in water. Chemical properties: CrLi2O3 is extremely stable and does not react with acids, bases, metals, or non-metals.
CrLi2O3 does not participate in typical chemical reactions, thus there are no examples of reactions with metals, acids, non-metals, or salts.
The preparation of CrLi2O3 is quite complex. In the laboratory, CrLi2O3 can be synthesized by mixing Chromium and Lithium in an Oxygen environment. However, this method is not applicable on an industrial scale due to its low precision and efficiency. The commonly used industrial method is the reaction between Lithium Hydroxide and Chromium trioxide in a water environment, producing CrLi2O3 and water.