Chemical Name: Triphosphorus Pentanitride
Chemical Formula: P₃N₅
Description:
Triphosphorus
pentanitride is an inorganic compound composed of phosphorus and
nitrogen. It is a solid material that appears as a white or off-white
powder. This compound is known for its high thermal stability and is of
interest in materials science due to its unique chemical properties.
Uses:
Ceramics and Materials Science:
Triphosphorus pentanitride is used in the production of
high-performance ceramics and advanced materials, particularly those
requiring high thermal and chemical stability.
Semiconductor Industry:
It is studied for its potential applications in semiconductor
technology, especially in the development of phosphorus-nitride-based
thin films.
Chemical Synthesis: P₃N₅ can serve as a precursor or intermediate in the synthesis of other phosphorus-nitrogen compounds.
Flame Retardants: Due to its phosphorus content, it is explored for use in flame-retardant materials.
Properties:
Molecular Weight: 162.95 g/mol
Appearance: White or light pink powder
Density: ~2.9 g/cm³ (approximate)
Thermal Stability: High thermal stability, decomposes at elevated temperatures.
Safety Information:
Triphosphorus
pentanitride is generally stable under normal conditions but should be
handled with care. It may release toxic gases, such as ammonia or
phosphorus oxides, if exposed to moisture or high temperatures. Proper
ventilation and protective equipment (gloves, goggles, lab coat) are
recommended when working with this compound.
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