What is SnI3? Important knowledge about SnI3.

1. Definition of SnI₃

1.1 Names
SnI₃ is called stannic iodide, or mercuric iodide(II). Its English name is Tin(II) Iodide.
1.2. Atomic structure
The structure of SnI₃ includes one stannic atom (Sn) and three iodine atoms (I).
1.3. Atomic mass
The atomic mass of Sn is 118.71 g/mol, and that of I is 126.90 g/mol. Therefore, the atomic mass of SnI₃ is 499.41 g/mol.
1.4 Ion structure
SnI₃ has a structure formed from the Sn₂+ ion and 3 I- ions.

2. Properties: SnI₃

2.1 Physical properties of SnI₃
State: solid at room temperature.
Color: SnI₃ has a deep red color.
Smell: No characteristic smell.
PH: SnI₃ cannot measure pH because it is not a liquid.
2.2 Chemical properties of SnI₃
SnI₃ interacts strongly with strong oxidizing agents and can react with strong reducing agents.

3. Common chemical equations involving SnI₃ – I apologize, but at this time there is not enough information to answer this part.

4. Synthesis of SnI₃

4.1 Laboratory synthesis of SnI₃
SnI₃ can be synthesized by reacting Iodine and Stannous in an acetone solvent.

4.2 Industrial synthesis of SnI₃
Information about the industrial-scale synthesis of SnI₃ has not been widely published yet.