RbBr, or Rubidium Bromide, is an organic chemical compound. RbBr is a complex compound consisting of two elements, Rubidium and Bromine. Its atomic mass is 85.47 for Rubidium and 79.904 for Bromine, making the total atomic mass 165.374. In the RbBr molecule, there is one Rubidium atom and one Bromine atom. RbBr is a type of salt, its ionic structure includes Rb+ and Br- ions.
In terms of properties, RbBr appears as a solid, white, and odorless substance. Its pH level is neutral. The chemical properties of RbBr include reactions with metals, acids, non-metals, and other salts. The common chemical equations for RbBr often include its reactions with metals such as Na, K, Ca, acids like HCl, H2SO4, non-metals like O2, Cl2, and salts like NaCl, KBr.
In a laboratory setting, RbBr is usually synthesized through the reaction of Rubidium compounds with Bromine. Industrially, RbBr is typically produced from the reaction of Rubidium hydroxide with Bromine, or from the reaction of Rubidium with Bromine.