Nitrogen trifluoride is used as a cleaning agent in the production of liquid crystal displays.
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Title
Pure nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) is used as a cleaning agent in the production of integrated circuits and large-screen liquid crystal displays (TFT-LCD). Nitrogen trifluoride can undergo redox reactions with water vapor in humid air, and the products of the reaction include: HF, NO, and HNO3. Please answer the following questions according to the requirements:
(1)The electronic formula of NF3 is .
(2)Write the chemical equation for this reaction. .
(3)NF3 is a colorless, odorless gas, but once NF3 leaks into the air, it is still easy to detect. You judge that the phenomenon when this gas leaks is .
(4)Once NF3 leaks, the pollution can be reduced by spraying a solution.
(5)A method for producing NF3: fluorine gas reacts with liquid ammonium bifluoride (NH4HF2) to produce NF3. Write the chemical equation for this reaction:
Answer
(1)NF3
(2) 3NF3+5 H2O = 2 NO+HNO3+9 HF .
(3)Produces reddish-brown gas, produces white mist.
(4)NaOH
(5)3F2 + NH4HF2 = NF3 + 5HF