Atomistry » Arsenic » Chemical Properties » Arsenic Amide
Atomistry »
  Arsenic »
    Chemical Properties »
      Arsenic Amide »

Arsenic Amide, As(NH2)3

Arsenic Amide, As(NH2)3, is formed by the action of ammonia on arsenic trichloride, tribromide or triiodide at -35° to -40° C., the ammonium halide being removed from the residue by washing with liquid ammonia, in which the amide is insoluble. It is a greyish-white powder, stable in dry air below 0° C., but above this temperature it begins to decompose, yielding the imide and, at higher temperatures, the nitride. It may be kept at ordinary temperatures in an atmosphere of ammonia without decomposition. Water readily converts it into arsenious oxide and ammonia.

Last articles

Zn in 8WB0
Zn in 8WAX
Zn in 8WAU
Zn in 8WAZ
Zn in 8WAY
Zn in 8WAV
Zn in 8WAW
Zn in 8WAT
Zn in 8W7M
Zn in 8WD3
© Copyright 2008-2020 by atomistry.com
Home   |    Site Map   |    Copyright   |    Contact us   |    Privacy