Phosphorus pentachloride is a small inorganic chemical.
Keyword:
hazardous waste
Keyword:
pesticide
IUPAC name:
Phosphorus pentachloride
Miscellaneous comments:
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Miscellaneous comments:
Structure was calculated using an ab initio method.
Layman's explanation:
Phosphorus pentachloride is an extremely hazardous waste and is highly reactive against water. It has been used as a pesticide and as a component in plastics.
In addition, phosphorus pentachloride has been employed as a catalyst in organic synthesis to induce rearrangements. Some of the molecule's properties are having trigonal bipyramidal geometry and a hybridization of sp3d.
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