Cesium polysulfides are binary chemical compounds of cesium and sulfur with the formula Cs 2 S n (where n = 2 ÷ 6 ), the molecules of which, like other polysulfides , contain dimeric / polymer chains of sulfur atoms —S (n) -. Under normal conditions, yellow-brown crystals.
| Cesium Polysulfides | |
|---|---|
| Are common | |
| Systematic name | Cesium polysulfide |
| Traditional names | Cesium sulphide |
| Chem. formula | Cs 2 S n |
Getting
- By fusing cesium sulfide with sulfur , a mixture of polysulfides is obtained:
- the result can be controlled by the amount of sulfur and the reaction temperature. Also, this reaction can be carried out in an alkalized boiling aqueous solution.
Physical Properties
Cesium polysulfides are yellow-brown solids. Melts are dark brown mobile fluids. They dissolve well in water, the solutions are dark yellow in color.
| Polysulfide | Molar mass | Density | Temperature melting point (° C) | Appearance | Crystal hydrate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cs 2 s 2 | 329.94 | 460 | Dark red | Cs 2 S 2 H 2 O | |
| Cs 2 s 3 | 362.01 | 217 | Orange | ||
| Cs 2 s 4 | 394.06 | yellow | |||
| Cs 2 s 5 | 426.14 | 2,806 | 210 | Cs 2 S 5 H 2 O | |
| Cs 2 S 6 | 458.21 | 3,076 | 185 | red brown |
Chemical Properties
- With strong heating, decompose with the release of sulfur:
- Aqueous solutions have an alkaline reaction due to anion hydrolysis :
- At room temperature they decompose with dilute acids, releasing sulfur:
- At low temperature and concentrated acid, polysulfanes can be obtained:
- In a humid environment and in the light, cesium polysulfides are oxidized by atmospheric oxygen:
See also
- Polysulfides
Literature
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