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noteworthy for
failing the
predictions of
VSEPR theory; the
CaF2 molecule is not
linear like Mg
F2, but bent with a bond
angle of
approximately 145°; the strontium...
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illustrated by the main
fluoride mineral fluorite (
CaF2)
where the Ca2+ ions are
surrounded by
eight F− centers. In
CaCl2, each Ca2+ ion is
surrounded by six Cl−...
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Fluorite (also
called fluorspar) is the
mineral form of
calcium fluoride,
CaF2. It
belongs to the
halide minerals. It
crystallizes in
isometric cubic habit...
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cubic (FCC) structure. Many compounds,
notably the
common mineral fluorite (
CaF2),
adopt this structure. Many
compounds with
formula M2X have an antifluorite...
- LnH2, dihydrides. With the
exception of Eu and Yb,
which resemble the Ba and
Ca hydrides (non-conducting,
transparent salt-like compounds), they form black...
- ZnCO3 and
witherite BaCO3, as well as the non-carbonate
minerals fluorite CaF2 and
baryte BaSO4.
These minerals can
react together to
alter from one species...
- the
other important minerals of
calcium are
gypsum (
CaSO4·2H2O),
anhydrite (
CaSO4),
fluorite (
CaF2), and
apatite ([Ca5(PO4)3X], X = OH, Cl, or F).gre The...
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treatment of the
mineral fluorite,
CaF2, with
concentrated sulfuric acid at
approximately 265 °C.
CaF2 + H2SO4 → 2 HF +
CaSO4 The acid is also a by-product...
- (traditionally
called slaked lime) is an
inorganic compound with the
chemical formula Ca(OH)2. It is a
colorless crystal or
white powder and is
produced when quicklime...
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between sulfuric acid and pure
grades of the
mineral fluorite:
CaF2 + H2SO4 → 2 HF +
CaSO4
About 20% of
manufactured HF is a
byproduct of
fertilizer production...
