Radium

Compounds

Its compounds color flames crimson carmine (rich red or crimson color with a shade of purple) and give a characteristic spectrum. Due to its geologically short half life and intense radioactivity, radium compounds are quite rare, occurring almost exclusively in uranium ores.

Related Topics:
Compound - Color - Crimson carmine - Spectrum - Half life

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Fluorides: radium (II) fluoride (RaF2), Chlorides: radium (II) chloride (RaCl2), Bromides: radium (II) bromide (RaBr2), Iodides: radium (II) iodide (RaI2), Hydrides: no data, Oxides: radium (II) oxide (RaO), Sulfides: no data, Selenides: no data, Tellurides: no data, Nitrides: no data

Related Topics:
Fluoride - Radium (II) fluoride - F - Chloride - Radium (II) chloride - Cl - Bromide - Radium (II) bromide - Br - Iodide - Radium (II) iodide - I - Hydride - Oxide - Radium (II) oxide - O - Sulfide - Selenide - Telluride - Nitride

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