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In my improvements to the Neptunium(IV) oxide page, I created a checklist which had all information I wanted to include in the page. I found this to be extremely helpful. Because of this, I figured I should make more checklists for the pages which I plan to work on in the future.
Thorium compounds
[edit]Thorium dioxide
[edit]| Lead | General expansion to include all aspects of the article | |
|---|---|---|
| Synthesis | From monazite | |
| From thorium(IV) oxalate | ||
| From thorium(IV) hydroxide | ||
| Other methods | ||
| Physical properties | Structure | |
| Electromagnetic properties | ||
| Stability[a] | Stability and relationship to other thorium oxides/hydroxides, mention hydrates | |
| Reactions | Hydrolysis | |
| Halogenation | ||
| Dissolution | ||
| Environment | Formation | |
| Reactions (if possible) | ||
| Uses | In nuclear fuel | |
| Other uses | ||
| Hazards | Radiological | |
| Chemical |
Thorium(IV) chloride
[edit]Protactinium compounds
[edit]Protactinium(IV) oxide
[edit]Protactinium(V) oxide
[edit]Protactinium(IV) chloride
[edit]Protactinium(V) chloride
[edit]Uranium compounds
[edit]Triuranium octoxide
[edit]I've already worked on this page before, but it was a very long time ago and I feel like I could do more work.
| Lead | General expansion to include all aspects of the article | |
|---|---|---|
| Synthesis | Ammonium uranyl carbonate route | |
| Ammonium diuranate route | ||
| Other routes | ||
| Reactions | Reduction | |
| Nonstoichiometry | ||
| Oxidation | ||
| Dissolution | ||
| Structure | Alpha | |
| Beta | ||
| Other phases | ||
| Phase transitions | ||
| Stability and natural occurrence | Stability | |
| Natural occurence | ||
| Magnetism | Predicted magnetic properties | |
| Uses | In nuclear waste | |
| In uranium hexafluoride production | ||
| Hazards | Radioactive | |
| Chemical |
Uranium(III) chloride
[edit]| Lead | General expansion to include all aspects of the article | |
|---|---|---|
| Synthesis | From uranium hydride | |
| From uranium tetrachloride reduction | ||
| Other routes | ||
| Reactions | Oxidation | |
| Hydroscopy | ||
| Dissolution | ||
| Structure | Anhydrous | |
| Hydrates | ||
| Magnetism | Magnetic properties | |
| Uses | In uranium metal production | |
| In MSR | ||
| Hazards | Radioactive | |
| Chemical |
Uranium tetrachloride
[edit]| Lead | General expansion to include all aspects of the article | |
|---|---|---|
| Synthesis | Various different ways to synthesize the compounds | |
| Reactions | Burning in air | |
| Hydroscopy | ||
| Dissolution | ||
| Structure | Anhydrous | |
| Hydrates | ||
| Magnetism | Magnetic properties | |
| Uses | In uranium purification (calutron) | |
| In uranium metal production | ||
| In MSR | ||
| As a precursor | ||
| Hazards | Radioactive | |
| Chemical |
Neptunium compounds
[edit]Neptunium(V) oxide
[edit]Neptunium tetrachloride
[edit]Plutonium compounds
[edit]α-Plutonium sesquioxide
[edit]γ-Plutonium sesquioxide
[edit]Plutonium dioxide
[edit]Plutonium tetrachloride
[edit]Bis(dimethoxyethane)plutonium tetrachloride
[edit]| Lead | Write to include all aspects of the article | |
|---|---|---|
| Synthesis | Chemical synthesis of the compound, as found in[c] | |
| Structure | Molecular | |
| Crystal | ||
| Uses | As a starting material in organoplutonium chemistry | |
| Reactions | Describe various different reactions the compound has been used in | |
| Radioactivity | Radioactivity, if possible | |
| Stability | Mention the compound is unstable, compare to NpCl4(DME)2 |
Notes
[edit]- ↑ Same as for neptunium(IV) oxide, I will probably rename this to something like §Relationship to related compounds.
- ↑ I think all that needs to be done here is adding citations so hopefully that won't take too long
- ↑ as reported in https://doi.org/10.1039/c3dt53058b