Beryllium Antimonide
- Empirical Formula: Be3Sb2
- Molecular Weight: 270.556546
What is Beryllium Antimonide?
Preparation
Beryllium antimonide has been prepared by the reaction of Be and Sb metals. Be melts at 1287°C and is stable in an inert atmosphere until its boiling point of 2469°C. Since Sb melts at 630.6°C and is stable in an inert atmosphere until its boiling point of 1587°C, the reaction is best carried out by evaporating Sb metal at about 1600°C onto Be metal.
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