CAS 88228-36-8
:Mercury, diiodo(tripropylphosphine)-
Description:
Mercury diiodo(tripropylphosphine) is a coordination compound characterized by the presence of mercury (Hg) bonded to two iodine (I) atoms and a tripropylphosphine ligand. The compound typically exhibits a coordination number of 2, indicating that the mercury atom is coordinated to the two iodine atoms and the phosphine ligand. This complex is notable for its potential applications in organometallic chemistry and catalysis, as well as in the synthesis of other chemical compounds. The tripropylphosphine ligand contributes to the stability and solubility of the complex in organic solvents. Mercury compounds, including this one, are generally of interest due to their unique electronic properties and reactivity, although they must be handled with caution due to the toxicity associated with mercury. The physical properties, such as melting point, boiling point, and solubility, can vary based on the specific conditions and purity of the compound. Overall, mercury diiodo(tripropylphosphine) serves as an important example of mercury coordination chemistry.
Formula:C9H21HgI2P
Sort by
The purity filter is not visible because current products do not have associated purity data for filtering.
Found 1 products.
