Phosphorane or PH5 is a very unstable chemical compound. It is a compound of pentavalent phosphorus. Let us talk about characteristics of PH5 in details below. PH5 is a hypothetical molecule. The structure adopts trigonal bipyramidal geometry with two longer axial bonds and three comparatively short equatorial bonds. This is because of the more electron … Read more
Carbonyl sulfide (COS) has a linear structure with a central carbon (C) atom, double-bonded to an oxygen (O) atom and single-bonded to a sulfur (S) atom. Carbon contributes 4 valence electrons, oxygen 6, and sulfur 6, totaling 16 electrons. The Lewis structure displays a C=O double bond and a C-S single bond. The molecule adopts … Read more
NaI or sodium iodide is an inorganic salt of an alkali earth metal having a molecular weight of 149.89 g/mol. We will learn more about NaI in this article. NaI is an ionic molecule and the bond between Na and I is formed by the donation of one electron from the iodide as it contains … Read more
LiH or lithium hydride is an alkali metal hydride having a molecular weight of 7.95 g/mol. We will learn more details about LiH in this article. LiH appears as a gray or colorless solid molecule. It is insoluble but reactive with organic protic solvent and soluble in different molten salt but non-reactive to them. It … Read more
NaH or sodium hydride is one of the strongest inorganic bases having a molecular weight of 23.998 g/mol. Now we will discuss about the NaH in detail. NaH is the alkali metal hydride of Na, H is in -1 oxidation state here, so it is a good reducing agent and can reduce main group elements … Read more
HgBr2 or mercury bromide is a solid white coloured inorganic compound. Let us discuss the lewis structure and some properties of HgBr2 briefly. HgBr2 has a linear structure with a molecular mass 340.41 g/mol. It is prepared by the reaction between metallic mercury and bromine. It is used as a reagent of Koenigs-Knorr reaction which … Read more
N2O5 or dinitrogen pentaoxide is a strong oxidizer having a molecular weight of 108.01 g/mol. Let us discuss the molecular property of N2O5 in detail. N2O5 is an oxide of nitrogen where N has its +5 oxidation state which is maximum in the stable form. The molecule exists as an ion separation form, each N … Read more
The lewis structure shows the prediction of valence electrons of molecules in the form of dots and lines. Let us discuss here, in brief, the KrBr4 lewis structure. KrBr4 is the chemical formula of krypton tetrabromide. The lewis structure of KrBr4 is composed of two non-metallic elements i.e. one krypton atom which is a gas … Read more
The N2O2 Lewis structure refers to the arrangement of atoms and electrons in a molecule of dinitrogen dioxide. This compound consists of two nitrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms, with a total of 16 valence electrons. The Lewis structure helps us understand the bonding and electron distribution in the molecule. In the N2O2 Lewis structure, … Read more
Lewis structure is the representation of the valence electrons in a schematic way of lines and dots. We are discussing brief details on the KClO4 lewis structure below. KClO4 is the chemical formula of Potassium perchlorate. KClO4 is a polyatomic ion. It consists of metal potassium and polyatomic anion having non – metallic atoms i.e. … Read more