CAS 12024-15-6
:Gallium, compd. with vanadium (1:3)
Description:
Gallium, compd. with vanadium (1:3), identified by the CAS number 12024-15-6, is an inorganic compound that consists of gallium and vanadium in a molar ratio of 1:3. This compound typically exhibits characteristics associated with transition metal compounds, including potential metallic luster and varying degrees of conductivity. It may display interesting electronic and magnetic properties due to the presence of vanadium, which is known for its variable oxidation states. The compound is likely to be stable under standard conditions but may undergo changes when exposed to moisture or air, depending on its specific form and purity. Gallium compounds are generally known for their low toxicity, while vanadium compounds can exhibit more complex biological interactions. The synthesis of this compound may involve high-temperature reactions or specific chemical processes to ensure the correct stoichiometry and phase purity. Its applications could span from materials science to electronics, particularly in contexts where unique electrical or thermal properties are desired.
Formula:Ga·V
InChI:InChI=1S/Ga.V
InChI key:InChIKey=CLBBORVVTAFIRZ-UHFFFAOYSA-N
SMILES:[V].[Ga]
Synonyms:- Vanadium gallium (V3Ga)
- Trivanadium monogallide
- Vanadium gallide (V3Ga)
- Vanadium, compd. with gallium (3:1)
- Gallium, compd. with vanadium (1:3)
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