Category: Chemistry Formulas

Calcium chloride formula, also known as Calcium dichloride formula or Calcium chloride anhydrous formula, is given in this article. This inorganic compound is a white powder or white coloured crystalline solid, odourless, and is highly soluble in water. It is an ionic compound comprising of calcium and chlorine. There exist one calcium cation and two chlorine… Continue reading Calcium Chloride Formula

Calcium Acetate formula, also known as Calcium Diacetate formula or Acetate Of Lime formula is explained in this article. This chemical compound is the calcium salt of acetic acid. It consists of four carbon atoms, six hydrogen atoms, one calcium atom, and four oxygen atoms. The chemical or molecular formula of Calcium Acetate is C4H6CaO4. It is… Continue reading Calcium Acetate Formula

Cadmium Sulfate is a white colour, crystalline solid that is easily soluble in water. Let us learn the chemical properties of Cadmium Sulfate. Properties Of Cadmium Sulfate Chemical formula CdSO4 or CdO4S Molecular weight 208.47 g/mol Chemical names Sulfuric acid, 10124-36-4 Cadmium sulphate, Cadmium monosulfate, cadmium salt (1:1) Density 4.691 g/cm3 (anhydrous) Boiling point decomposes to… Continue reading Cadmium Sulfate Formula

Barium sulfate is an inorganic compound with a chemical formula BaSO4. It is a white crystalline, odourless solid that has many applications including medical uses. Barium sulfate occurs naturally as the mineral barite. Barium sulfate is obtained from barite after mining and processing. The processing of the impure barite requires heating it with coke to… Continue reading Barium Sulfate Formula

Barium Oxide is a unique chemical compound that attracts water molecules from the surrounding environment at room temperature. This is widely used in coating for hot cathodes in cathode ray tubes, production of optical crown glass and many more. It is also used as a drying agent for gasoline and solvents. This chemical appears from… Continue reading Barium Oxide Formula

Barium iodide is a unique chemical that exists both as a hydrate and anhydrous solid. The hydrate form of barium iodide is soluble in various liquids like water, ethanol, and acetone. They are the orthorhombic crystals which are white in colour and are also odourless. Properties Of Barium Iodide Chemical formula BaI2 Molecular weight 391.136… Continue reading Barium Iodide Formula

Barium fluoride is a chemical compound composed of barium and fluorine and has a formula BaF2. It occurs in nature in the form of a mineral known as frankdicksonite. Here, in this short piece of article, learn more about barium fluoride formula, its chemical structure along with its properties and uses. Barium Fluoride Properties Properties of Barium… Continue reading Barium Fluoride Formula

Barium bromide formula, also known as Barium (2+) dibromide formula or Bariumbromide formula is discussed in this article. It acts as a simple salt in its aqueous form whereas it crystallizes in lead chloride motif forming deliquescent orthorhombic white crystals. The molecular or chemical formula of Barium bromide is BaBr2 (anhydrous). Barium (2+) dibromide can be… Continue reading Barium bromide Formula

Aspirin Formula is given and explained here along with its structure. To recall, aspirin is also known as acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) and is used as a medication (as an antipyretic and anti-inflammatory medicine). Aspirin Chemical Formula Chemical Formula of Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic acid) C9H8O4 Extended Molecular Formula of Aspirin CH3COOC6H4COOH Aspirin Structural Formula The molecular geometry… Continue reading Aspirin Formula

The arsenic acid formula, also named as Orthoarsenic acid formula or Arsoric acid formula is discussed in this article. It is an arsenic oxoacid which consists of three hydroxy groups and one oxo group. They are attached to the central arsenic atom. The molecular or chemical formula of Arsenic acid is H3AsO4. In its aqueous form, it… Continue reading Arsenic acid Formula