- (bipy)
complex have been
labeled organic electrides. An
example is [(THF)4Mg4(μ2-bipy)4]–, in
which the
electride is the
singly occupied molecular orbital...
-
transparent solid. All of
these high-pressure
allotropes are
insulators and
electrides. In a
flame test,
sodium and its
compounds glow
yellow because the excited...
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recognized in textbooks,
cryptands enabled the
synthesis of the
alkalides and
electrides. For example,
addition of 2,2,2-cryptand to a
solution of
sodium in ammonia...
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Sodium atoms have 11 electrons, one more than the
stable configuration of the
noble gas neon. As a result,
sodium usually forms ionic compounds involving...
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spots are each near −0.511. This
phase could be
called disodium helium electride.
Disodium helide melts at a high
temperature near 1,500 K, much higher...
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ionization potentials.
Alkalide compounds are
chemically related to the
electrides,
salts in
which trapped electrons are
effectively the anions.
Alkali metals...
- Th(II), but
instead contain Th4+ and
could be more
clearly formulated as
electride compounds. Many
polynary halides with the
alkali metals, barium, thallium...
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elements Born
equation Covalent radius Electride Ionic potential Ionic radius ratio Pauling's
rules Stokes radius Van der...
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temperature at
pressures ca. 10 GPa in a
diamond anvil cell. The
insulating electride Na2He has been
shown to be
thermodynamically stable at
pressures above...
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