- A
trihalide in
chemistry is an
organohalide consisting of
three halide atoms bonded to a
single atom or compound. An
example of a
trihalide is chloroform...
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There are
three sets of
gallium halides, the
trihalides where gallium has
oxidation state +3, the
intermediate halides containing gallium in oxidation...
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reinforced by its
exothermic reactivity toward Lewis bases. In the
boron trihalides, BX3, the
length of the B–X
bonds (1.30 Å) is
shorter than
would be expected...
- that this
bonding involves only s- and p-orbitals. All four
symmetrical trihalides are well known:
gaseous PF3, the
yellowish liquids PCl3 and PBr3, and...
- oxide, and it
forms all four
trihalides.
Antimony forms antimony(III)
oxide and
antimonite but not oxyacids. Its
trihalides,
antimony trifluoride, antimony...
- heat→ Al2O3 + 6 HCl + 9 H2O All four
trihalides are well known.
Unlike the
structures of the
three heavier trihalides,
aluminium fluoride (AlF3) features...
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reactive toward water.
Boron reacts with
halogens to give the
corresponding trihalides.
Boron trichloride is, however,
produced industrially by
direct chlorination...
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quantum chemical study of
monomeric and
dimeric gold
monohalide and gold
trihalide molecules, AuX, Au2X2, AuX3, and Au2X6 (X = F, Cl, Br, I)", Chemistry...
- The most
commonly studied perovskite absorber is
methylammonium lead
trihalide (CH3NH3PbX3,
where X is a
halogen ion such as iodide, bromide, or chloride)...
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triiodide also
finds use in
organic chemistry, as a mild
oxygen acceptor. The
trihalides are
fairly readily oxidized by
chalcogens to give the
corresponding oxyhalides...
