What is XeF6? Important knowledge about XeF6.

Definition of XeF₆:
1.1 Names:
1.1.1 Common name: Hexafluoride Xenon
1.1.2 English name: Xenon Hexafluoride
1.2 Atomic structure: XeF₆ consists of one atom of Xenon (Xe) and six atoms of Fluorine (F).
1.3. Atomic weight: The atomic weight of XeF₆ is 245.9 g/mol.
1.3.1 Molecular structure: The XeF₆ molecule has a very special structure, where xenon is at the center and is surrounded by six fluorine atoms.
1.4 Ion structure: XeF₆ does not form ions under normal conditions.

Characteristics of XeF₆:
2.1 Physical properties of XeF₆:
State: solid at room temperature
Color: colorless
Smell: odorless
pH level: not applicable (solid)
2.2 Chemical properties of XeF₆: XeF₆ is a strong oxidizer and can react with many other substances such as metals, salts…

Common chemical reactions of XeF₆: Currently, there are no specific examples of reactions of XeF₆ with metals, acids, non-metals, and salts.

Synthesis of XeF₆:
4.1 Laboratory synthesis of XeF₆: XeF₆ can be synthesized through the reaction between xenon and fluorine at high pressure and high temperature.
4.2 Industrial synthesis of XeF₆: On an industrial scale, XeF₆ is usually produced by the reaction between xenon and fluoroantimonic acid.