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Definition of Ga₃N₄
Ga₃N₄ is the chemical notation for Gallium nitride, a colorless solid with the chemical formula Ga₃N₄. In English, Ga₃N₄ is referred to as Gallium nitride. A notable characteristic of Ga₃N₄ is its semiconducting properties so it is often used in electronic devices such as LEDs and radio signal devices. Each Ga₃N₄ molecule consists of three gallium atoms and four nitrogen atoms.

Properties of Ga₃N₄
2.1 Physical properties of Ga₃N₄
Ga₃N₄ is a colorless, odorless solid with neutral PH.
2.2 Chemical properties of Ga₃N₄
Ga₃N₄ is a semiconductor and has good thermal resistance. It also has a high impact resistance and good chemical resistance.

Common chemical equations of Ga₃N₄
The chemical reactions of Ga₃N₄ usually involve combining with other metals to form semiconductor compounds. Some chemical reactions may occur when Ga₃N₄ comes into contact with acids or salts.

Preparation of Ga₃N₄
Ga₃N₄ is typically prepared through the thermal decomposition of gallium compounds and ammonia. In the lab, Ga₃N₄ can be prepared by heating gallium with ammonia to form GaN, then further heating GaN with nitrogen to form Ga₃N₄. On an industrial scale, Ga₃N₄ is usually produced by the MOCVD (Metal-Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition) process.