Beryllium Iodate
- Empirical Formula: BeI2O6
- Molecular Weight: 358.817522
What is Beryllium Iodate?
Description
Beryllium iodate is expected to have the molecular
formula, Be(IO3)2 and the molecular weight of
374.1104 g/mol. In view of the hydrolysis of the Be2+ cation in other compounds prepared in aqueous solution,
the composition is expected to be Be(OH)IO3.
However, beryllium forms a complex iodate in solution
which has been characterized by X-ray analysis as
Be(IO3)2·2HIO3 It can be prepared by reaction of iodic
acid and beryllium hydroxide:
Be(OH)2
＋3HIO3→Be(IO3)2·2HIO3＋H2O
Beryllium iodate has found little usage in Industry but
has been available commercially in limited quantities.
Perhaps, this is due to the toxicity of beryllium in general.
Safety information for Beryllium Iodate
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