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Arsenide bromide

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Arsenide bromides or bromide arsenides are compounds containing anions composed of bromide (Br−) and arsenide (As3−). They can be considered as mixed anion compounds. They are in the category of pnictidehalides. Related compounds include the arsenide chlorides, arsenide iodides, phosphide bromides, and antimonide bromides.

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formula system space group unit cell Å volume density comment ref
(Ca2−x□x)(As1−xBr1+x) Ca2AsBr cubic a=6.05 3.47 yellow, or dark brown [1][2]
Ca3AsBr3 cubic Pm3 a=5.91 3.48 colourless or yellow [1][2]
Cu6AsS5Br cubic F43m a=9.8763 4.80 [3][4]
(Ge38As8)+8⋅8 I− cubic Pm3n a=10.625 5.71 semiconductor resistivity 1 Ω cm; band gap 0.9 eV; silvery grey [5]
I8As21Ge25 cubic Pm3n a=10.5963 Z=1 1189.77 6.143 colourless [6]
Cd2As3Br monoclinic C2/c a = 8.281, b = 9.411, c = 7.993, β = 101.49°, z = 4 5.76 black [7][8]
Cd4As2Br3 cubic Pa3 a=12.61 5.51 semiconductor band gap 1.8 eV [9]
Cd4PAsBr3 cubic Pa3 a=12.521 5.38 [10][4]
Cd4As2I1.5Br1.5 cubic Pa3 a=12.83 [11][4]
La3AsBr3 cubic I4132 a=12.09 5.50 [12]
Pr3AsBr3 cubic I4132 a=12.02 5.64 [12]
Hg2As3Br monoclinic C2/c a = 8.0914, b = 9.300, c = 8.1084, β = 99.323°, z = 4 7.79 black [7]
Hg4As2Br3 cubic Pa3 a=12.610 Z=8 2012.4 5.54 7.90 red; dark grey [13][14]
Hg19As10Br18 triclinic P1 a = 11.262, b = 11.352, c = 12.309, α = 105.724, β = 105.788, γ = 109.078° 1314.3 dark brown [15]
(HgBr2)3(As4S4)2 monoclinic P21/c a = 9.593, b = 11.395, c = 13.402, β = 107.27, Z = 2 1399 [16]
Hg3AsS4Br hexagonal P63mc a = 7.430, c = 9.364 Z=2 [17]
(Hg6As4)[TiBr6]Br cubic Pa3 a= 1230.9 [18]
[Hg6As4](CrBr6)Br cubic Pa a=12.275 [Hg6As4]4+ framework with 2 kinds of cavity; band gap 1.5 eV [19]
[Hg6As4](FeBr6)Hg0.6 cubic Pa a=12.332 [Hg6As4]4+ framework with 2 kinds of cavity; band gap 1.5 eV [19]
[Hg6As4](CuBr3)2 monoclinic I2/a a = 14.884, b = 9.358, c = 20.413, β=92.88°, Z = 6 dark red [20]
[Hg11As4](GaBr4)4 monoclinic C2/m [21]
Hg3AsSe4Br hexagonal P63mc a = 7.707, c = 9.47 Z=2 [17]
(Hg2Cd2As2Br)Br orthorhombic Pmma a = 8.791, b = 4.701, c = 9.779, Z=2 404.2 7.688 dark red [22]
(Hg6As4)(CdBr6) cubic Pa3 a=12.3738 Z=4 1894.6 7.345 red; air stable; band gap 1.94 [23]
[Hg6As4][InBr6]Br cubic Pa3 a=12.3511 Z=4 1884.2 dark red [24]
[Hg4As2](InBr3.5As0.5) Hexagonal P63/mmc a = 7.7408, c = 12.535, Z=2 650.47 [25]
[Hg6As4Br3](SnBr3) cubic P213 a=12.383 Z=4 [26]
[Hg6As4][YbBr6]Br cubic Pa3 a=12.362 Z=4 1889.1 7.860 dark red [27]
Hg9As4Bi2Br12 tetragonal P43 a=10.865 b=10.865 c=28.357 Z=4 3347.5 6.91 orange [28]

References

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