An overview of Nitrides The binary compound of nitrogen Nitrides is a binary mixture with less electronegative elements. Metallic nitrides are also formed from the combination of transition elements with nitrogen. Because nitrogen atoms are located in interstitial locations within the crystal lattice, they can be called “mesenchymal chemicals”. In… Continue reading
Properties of calcium Nitride Calcium Nitride A compound made up of calcium and nitrogen. Ca3N2 is its chemical formula. It has a reddish-brown, crystalline form. Calcium nitride dissolves in water. It reacts with water to form calcium, and then releases ammonia. It is soluble in dilute acids and can be… Continue reading
What’s lithium nitride? Lithium-nitride This is a compound of metal and nitrogen with the molecular formula Li3N. It’s a purple or red-colored crystalline solid that has a light-green luster when reflected and a ruby hue in transmitted sunlight. The lithium carbonate can be formed over long-term air exposure. It is… Continue reading
Lithium-nitride This is a compound of metal and nitrogen with the molecular formula Li3N. It’s a purple-colored crystalline solid that has a light green color when reflected and a ruby colour in transmitted sunlight. Property of Lithium Nitride Metallic lithium at room temperature can partly produce lithium nitride if it’s… Continue reading
Zinc Nitride: Overview Zn3N2 gray crystal is the chemical formula for zinc nitride. It dissolves easily in hydrochloric Acid. The zinc nitride quickly becomes ammonia and zinc hydroxide in cold water. This is made by heating ammonia at 500-600degC and reacting zinc powder with it. Application This is Zinc Nitride… Continue reading