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Stibine (IUPAC name: stibane) is a
chemical compound with the
formula SbH3. A
pnictogen hydride, this colourless,
highly toxic gas is the prin****l covalent...
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synthesis typically begins with
tricoordinate antimony compounds,
called stibines.
Antimony trichloride reacts with
organolithium or
Grignard reagents to...
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types of molecules,
including carbanions, amines, phosphines, arsines,
stibines, and sulfoxides. The
identity of the
inverting atom has a
dominating influence...
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decomposition of urea.
Phosphine smells like fish or garlic, and
stibine like
rotten eggs,
similar to
hydrogen sulfide and selenide. Dipnictogen...
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stibine, SbH 3: Sb3− + 3 H+ → SbH 3
Stibine can also be
produced by
treating Sb3+
salts with
hydride reagents such as
sodium borohydride.
Stibine decomposes...
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Substance Fact Sheet" (PDF). New
Jersey Department of Health.
October 2010. "
Stibine Hazardous Substance Fact Sheet" (PDF). New
Jersey Department of Health...
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compounds of gold, silver, mercury,
germanium or tellurium, and with
stibine.
Violent reactions have also been
reported with acetaldehyde, hypochlorite...
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under photoinitiated polymerization. More
recently Yamago et al.
reported stibine-mediated polymerization,
using an
organostibine transfer agent with the...
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reducing agent;
reaction of them with
acids form the
toxic and
unstable gas
stibine (SbH3). Indeed, they have some
metallic properties, and the
alkali metal...
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under photoinitiated polymerization. More
recently Yamago et al.
reported stibine-mediated polymerization,
using an
organostibine transfer agent with the...
