- Chemical Name:Mercuric bromide [MI]
- CAS No.:7789-47-1
- Molecular Formula:Br2Hg
- Molecular Weight:360.398
- Hs Code.:28521000
- UNII:P986675T8V
- Nikkaji Number:J43.907J
- Mol file:7789-47-1.mol
Synonyms:MERCURIC BROMIDE [MI];Mercury(II) bromide ACS grade
Synonyms:MERCURIC BROMIDE [MI];Mercury(II) bromide ACS grade
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Mercury(II) bromide (ACS) *data from reagent suppliers
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The study explores the preparation of vinylmercuric halides through the preferential cleavage of the vinyl group from alkylvinyltin compounds using mercuric chloride, bromide, or iodide. The chemicals involved include n-butyldivinyltin, mercuric bromide, di-n-butyldivinyltin, and mercuric chloride. The vinyl group's lability in organotin compounds is utilized to synthesize vinylmercuric halides, which are reported for the first time. The reaction is conducted using a Soxhlet extraction apparatus, which moderates the vigorous reaction and requires only small quantities of solvent. The study lists the melting points and analytical data of the three vinylmercuric halides obtained and mentions that further work utilizing these compounds in other organometallic syntheses is in progress.