- An
electride is an
ionic compound in
which an
electron serves the role of the anion.
Solutions of
alkali metals in
ammonia are
electride salts. In the...
- is an
iodide of thorium, with the
chemical formula of ThI2. It is an
electride with the
ionic formula Th4+(I-)2e-2. It is air-sensitive.
Thorium diiodide...
- be
obtained from a
linear combination of the four
molecular orbitals.
Aromatic ring
current Electride Solvated electron IUPAC Gold Book delocalization...
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inorganic compound, with the
chemical formula of NdH2,
although it is an
electride, and it is
actually composed of Nd3+(e−)(H−)2. It is ferromagnetic. Neodymium...
-
spots are each near −0.511. This
phase could be
called disodium helium electride.
Disodium helide melts at a high
temperature near 1,500 K, much higher...
- many
compounds have
hydrogen centres with
hydridic character.
Aside from
electride, the
hydride ion is the
simplest possible anion,
consisting of two electrons...
-
Atomic orbital Atomic radii of the
elements Born
equation Covalent radius Electride Ionic potential Ionic radius ratio Pauling's
rules Stokes radius Van der...
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transparent solid. All of
these high-pressure
allotropes are
insulators and
electrides. In a
flame test,
sodium and its
compounds glow
yellow because the excited...
-
reaction is
fastest at the
boiling point of the ammonia, c. −33 °C. An
electride, [Na(NH3)6]+e−, is
formed as a
reaction intermediate. 2 Na + 2 NH3 → 2...
-
Hideo Hosono's
group found that Ru-loaded calcium-aluminum
oxide C12A7:e−
electride works well as a
catalyst and
pursued more
efficient formation. This method...
