(T-4)-Difluorodioxo-Uranium

CAS : 13536-84-0

Ref. 3D-FD78489

Informations sur le produit

• Nom: (T-4)-Difluorodioxo-Uranium
• Synonymes: (T-4)-Difluorodioxouranium, Dioxouranium Dihydrofluoride, Hsdb 4506, Uranium difluoride dioxide, Uranium fluoride (²³⁸UO₂F₂), Uranium fluoride (UO2F2), Uranium fluoride (UO₂F₂), Uranium fluoride oxide, Uranium fluoride oxide (UF₂O₂), Uranium fluoride oxide (UO2F2), Uranium fluoride oxide (UO₂F₂), Uranium oxide fluoride (UO2F2), Uranium oxide fluoride (UO₂F₂), Uranium oxyfluoride, Uranium oxyfluoride (UO₂F₂), Uranium, difluorodioxo-, Uranium, difluorodioxo-, (T-4)-, Uranyl fluoride, Uranyl fluoride (UO2F2), Uranyl fluoride (UO₂F₂), Uranyldifluoride

Description

(T-4)-Difluorodioxo-Uranium is a form of uranium that has been irradiated with hydrogen fluoride to produce the fluorine-containing (T-4) uranium. This compound is a gas at room temperature and pressure, but is able to be condensed into a liquid or solid. The (T-4) uranium typically has high values for activation energies, which are indicative of the strength of the chemical bonds and the stability of the molecule. The phase transition temperature for this compound is around -80°C, which means that it will remain in its gaseous form until cooled below this temperature. Radiation can cause reactions to occur on this substance such as protonation and deprotonation, which can lead to changes in its molecular structure. The proximal tubules are one of the most sensitive regions of the kidney when exposed to fluoride and uranyl compounds, making them vulnerable to renal damage from exposure to these substances.

• Marque: Biosynth

Propriétés chimiques

• Masse moléculaire: 310.04 g/mol
• Formule: F₂H₂O₂U
• Degré de pureté: Min. 95%