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1.
Phosphorus halides
There are two types of phosphorus halides, PX 3 and PX 5
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At room temperature, PX 3 is a covalent compound, PF 5 is a covalent compound, and PCI 5 and PBr 5 are ionic compounds
PF 3 is a colorless gas, PCl 3 and PBr 3 are colorless liquids, and PI 3 is a red solid
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The PF .
Phosphorus trihalide is prone to hydrolysis reaction and alcoholysis reaction, and is also easy to be oxidized
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The PCI 3 hydrolysis reaction is very thorough, and the hydrolysis cannot be inhibited even in concentrated hydrochloric acid
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Phosphorus pentahalide is easier to hydrolyze, such as
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Phosphorus sulfide
There are many phosphorus sulfides, all based on P 4 tetrahedron, as shown in Figure 12-14
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S and P in the junction between the tip PP
Figure 12-14 Schematic diagram of several phosphorus sulfide structures
Related links: Phosphorus oxyacids and their salts