LiClO3, also known as Lithium Chlorate in English, is a colorless chemical substance, solid at normal conditions, and does not dissolve in air. Structurally, LiClO3 consists of one Lithium atom bonded to one Chlorine atom and three Oxygen atoms. LiClO3 has a molecular weight of 90.39 g/mol.
In chemistry, LiClO3 is a strong oxidizer. It can react with many other substances to produce various chemical reactions. However, caution must be taken when working with LiClO3 as it can also cause fires or explosions if directly contacted with flammable substances.
LiClO3 is commonly used in chemical research, the production of explosives and fireworks, and can also be used in medicine as a bactericide.
Regarding the synthesis of LiClO3, in the laboratory, a common method is to react Lithium hydroxide with Chloric acid. Another method is to react Lithium chloride with Sodium chlorate. On an industrial scale, LiClO3 is usually produced by electrolyzing a solution of Lithium chloride.
Please note that these methods require specialized knowledge in chemistry and should be conducted under the supervision of a skilled individual.