三溴化铼是一种无机化合物,化学式为Re3Br9,它是有光泽的黑色固体,可以和水反应,生成二氧化铼。它与三氯化铼同构。[1][5]
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三溴化铼可由金属铼和溴在500 °C的氮气中反应得到:[3]
- 6Re + 9Br2 → 2Re3Br9
当氧存在时,会生成氧溴化铼(III)。[3]
更常用的制备方法是利用六溴合铼(IV)酸钾与硝酸银的反应,生成的六溴合铼(IV)酸银在600 °C分解,得到该化合物:[1][4]
- K2ReBr6 + 2AgNO3 → Ag2ReBr6 + 2KNO3
- 6Ag2ReBr6 → 12AgBr + 3Br2 + 2Re3Br9
三溴化铼在丙酮中和三苯基膦(或三苯基胂)反应,可以得到紫色的Ph3ERe3Br9(E=P, As)。[6]吡啶可以将其还原,生成暗绿色的[Re3Br6(py)3]n。[2]
它和叠氮化钠在氯化铯存在下于甲醇中反应,可以得到Cs3[Re3Br3(N3)9]·H2O。[7]它和氰化钠在氯化铯存在下反应,可以得到Cs4Na[Re3Br3(CN)9]·5.25H2O。[8]
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