What is Sr2SO5? Important knowledge about Sr2SO5.

1. Definition of Sr₂SO₅

Sr₂SO₅, also known as Strontium Sulfate, is a chemical compound with the molecular formula Sr₂SO₅. It consists of two Strontium (Sr) atoms, one Sulfur (S) atom, and five Oxygen (O) atoms. In this compound, strontium is in its positive ion state, while sulfate (SO₅)₂- acts as the negative ion. Its English name is Strontium Sulfate.

2. Properties of Sr₂SO₅

2.1 Physical properties of Sr₂SO₅
Strontium sulfate usually appears as a white or colorless powder, odorless and insoluble in water. Its pH depends on the concentration of the solution.

2.2 Chemical properties of Sr₂SO₅
Strontium sulfate reacts with metals, strong acids, and nonmetals under certain conditions to form other compounds.

3. Common chemical equations involving Sr₂SO₅
   The reaction of Strontium sulfate with other substances often results in various other compounds, including strontium and other compounds of sulfur and oxygen. An example is a reaction with a strong acid like HCl to produce SrCl₂ and H₂SO₄.

4. Synthesis of Sr₂SO₅

4.1 Laboratory synthesis of Sr₂SO₅
In the laboratory, Sr₂SO₅ can be synthesized through the reaction between strontium and sulfuric acid.
Sr + H₂SO₄ -> Sr₂SO₅ + H₂

4.2 Industrial synthesis of Sr₂SO₅
On an industrial scale, strontium sulfate is usually produced from the separation of strontium from Celestine ore, which is then combined with sulfuric acid.