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Gallium dichloride

The chloride forms white crystals that melt at 29°C with decomposition and, when heated to 150°C, decompose quantitatively into gallium dichloride, Ga[GaCl4], and hydrogen. Several diorganogallanes were also described. Among these were [Et2GaH] (43-45) and [Bu 2GaH] (46) prepared, for example, by reactions such as (7) and (8) ... [Pg.175]

Ib.5 Gallium dichloride. GaCU. is >i diamagnetic compound that conducts elecincily when... [Pg.455]

Gallium dichloride, GaCli. is a diamagnetic compound that conducts electricity when fused. Suggest a structure. [Pg.444]

FeCI3[g] IRON TRICHLORIDE (GAS) 688 GaCI2[g] GALLIUM DICHLORIDE (GAS) 732... [Pg.1908]

Similarly, acetone adds to the Ga-H bond in dichlorogallane under mild conditions to give gallium dichloride monoisopropoxide" ... [Pg.50]

The Raman spectroscopy of fused systems should gain more prominence in the next few years, because of the interest in the molten state of ionic salts. Woodward has studied gallium dichloride by Raman spectroscopy, and concluded that the compound has the same form as in an aqueous solution and can be formulated as[Ga ] [GaCh ]. The Raman spectra of fused NaNOa, NaAsOs, and... [Pg.180]

These hydrides are occasionally used to prepare hydrides of other elements, particularly those which might prove reactive towards, or difficult to separate from, polar reagents or solvents. Thus trimethylsilane and gallium trichloride give gallium dichloride hydride and trimethyl-chlorosilane ... [Pg.133]

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