Pb3P2, also known as Lead phosphide or Lead(II) phosphide in English, is an inorganic compound of lead and phosphorus. This compound has a molar mass of 643.6 g/mol. It consists of 3 lead atoms and 2 phosphorus atoms, forming a Pb3P2 molecule. The structure of the ions is Pb2+ and P3-.
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Properties: Pb3P2
Physical properties of Pb3P2: This compound usually appears as a black solid. It has no distinctive smell and its pH level cannot be determined as it is insoluble in water.
Chemical properties of Pb3P2: This compound easily burns in air, producing lead(II) phosphate and phosphorus. -
Common chemical reactions involving Pb3P2:
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Synthesis of Pb3P2