Bromoform, chemically abbreviated as CHBr3 is an excellent organic solvent. Let us explore some interesting facts about the uses of Bromoform in various industries. Bromoform (CHBr3) is found as a liquid at room temperature with an atomic weight of 252.73 gm/mol, and this is used in industries like- This article is going to present a … Read more
Hydrogen iodide and Sulphur dioxide are both inorganic compounds abbreviated with the chemical formula HI and SO2 , respectively. Let us explore the reaction between HI and SO2. HI or Hydroiodic acid is a water-soluble colorless gas. It is used in organic chemistry to synthesize alkyl iodide from primary ethanol. SO2 is a gas with … Read more
Chlorine fluoride, an interhalogen compound, exists in three variants ClF, ClF3 and ClF5. Let us explore important facts about its uses across industries. Chlorine monofluoride is a stable compound with an atomic weight of 54.45 gm/mol and generally used in many industries: Research field Geological Rocket/Space Nuclear Power Paper Ceramic Semiconductor Printmaking The article will … Read more
Hydrogen Bromide, HBr, and Sodium Hydroxide, NaOH are two inorganic compounds. Let us explore how both react with each other to produce interesting products. HBr, a Lewis Acid. Its aqueous solution is widely used for the preparation of bromide compounds. In contrast, NaOH, also known as Caustic soda, can be commonly found in detergents or … Read more
HBr is an inorganic halide, and CH3CH2OH is an organic liquid. Let us explore how both of these compounds react with each other following extensive pathways. Hydrogen Bromide, having the chemical formula HBr, is also known as Hydrobromic acid. The compounds used to synthesize bromide compounds deliver bromine ions. Ethanol, having the chemical formula CH3CH2OH, … Read more