Copper(I) oxide

Alternatively, it may be prepared via the reduction of copper(II) acetate with hydrazine:[4] Aqueous cuprous chloride solutions react with base to give the same material.These sugars reduce an alkaline solution of a copper(II) salt, giving a bright red precipitate of Cu2O.It forms on silver-plated copper parts exposed to moisture when the silver layer is porous or damaged.The structure thus resembles in some sense the main polymorphs of SiO2, but cuprous oxide's lattices interpenetrate.Another unusual feature of the ground state excitons is that all primary scattering mechanisms are known quantitatively.[11] In December 2021, Toshiba disclosed a transparent cuprous oxide (Cu2O) thin-film solar cell.
Copper(I) oxide
Copper(I) oxide
Copper(I) oxide unit cell
Copper(I) oxide unit cell
NFPA 704 four-colored diamond Health 2: Intense or continued but not chronic exposure could cause temporary incapacitation or possible residual injury. E.g. chloroform Flammability 0: Will not burn. E.g. water Instability 1: Normally stable, but can become unstable at elevated temperatures and pressures. E.g. calcium Special hazards (white): no code
Pourbaix diagram for copper in uncomplexed media (anions other than OH − not considered). Ion concentration 0.001 mol/kg water. Temperature 25 °C.
Large crystal of the mineral form of copper(I) oxide ( cuprite ).
Unit cellCrystal packingIUPAC nameCupriteCAS NumberChemSpiderECHA InfoCardEC NumberPubChemRTECS numberCompTox DashboardSMILESChemical formulaMolar massDensityMelting pointBoiling pointSolubility in waterSolubilityBand gapMagnetic susceptibilityCrystal structureSpace groupLattice constantStd molarentropyStd enthalpy offormationGHS labellingPictogramsHazard statementsPrecautionary statementsNFPA 704Safety data sheetanionsCopper(I) sulfideCopper(II) sulfideCopper(I) selenidecationsCopper(II) oxideSilver(I) oxideNickel(II) oxideZinc oxidestandard stateinorganic compoundoxidescoppermineralantifoulingsemiconductoroxidationsulfur dioxidecopper(II) acetatehydrazineAqueouscuprous chloridePourbaix diagramFehling's testBenedict's testsugarsalkalineprecipitatesilvercorrosionred plaguediamagneticcuprous hydroxideammoniacomplexoxidizedHydrochloric acidchloride complexSulfuric acidnitric acidcopper(II) sulfatecopper(II) nitratetetrahedralpoint grouppigmentfungicideRectifier diodessilicondiodesexcitonphotonphononpolaritonsgroup velocityground stateabsorptionlinewidthtemperatureabsorption coefficientKramers–Kronig relationsToshibasolar cellenergy conversion efficiencyelectric vehiclesparamelaconiteCopper(III) oxideNational Institute for Occupational Safety and HealthBibcodeAcademic PressNew York CityScientific AmericanWayback MachineCopper compoundsCu2Cr2O5C6H5CuCu3H4O8S2Cu(BF4)2Cu(CH3COO)2Cu(CF3COO)2Cu(C3H5O3)2Cu2CO3(OH)2KCuCl3K2CuCl4Cu(ClO3)2Cu(ClO4)2Cu(NO3)2Cu3(PO4)2Cu3(BO3)2Cu(N3)2CuC2O4Cu(OH)2Cu(SCN)2Cu3(AsO4)2Cu(C11H23COO)2Cu(C17H35COO)2K3CuF6Cs2CuF6Antimony tetroxideBoron suboxideCarbon suboxideChlorine perchlorateChloryl perchlorateCobalt(II,III) oxideDichlorine pentoxideIron(II,III) oxideLead(II,IV) oxideManganese(II,III) oxideMellitic anhydridePraseodymium(III,IV) oxideSilver(I,III) oxideTerbium(III,IV) oxideTribromine octoxideTriuranium octoxideAluminium(I) oxideCaesium monoxideDibromine monoxideDicarbon monoxideDichlorine monoxideGallium(I) oxideIodine(I) oxideLithium oxideMercury(I) oxideNitrous oxidePotassium oxideRubidium oxideSilver oxideThallium(I) oxideSodium oxideWater (hydrogen oxide)Aluminium(II) oxideBarium oxideBerkelium monoxideBeryllium oxideBoron monoxideBromine monoxideCadmium oxideCalcium oxideCarbon monoxideChlorine monoxideChromium(II) oxideCobalt(II) oxideDinitrogen dioxideEuropium(II) oxideGermanium monoxideIron(II) oxideIodine monoxideLead(II) oxideMagnesium oxideManganese(II) oxideMercury(II) oxideNitric oxideNiobium monoxidePalladium(II) oxidePhosphorus monoxidePolonium monoxideProtactinium monoxideRadium oxideSilicon monoxideStrontium oxideSulfur monoxideDisulfur dioxideThorium monoxideTin(II) oxideTitanium(II) oxideVanadium(II) oxideYttrium(II) oxideZirconium monoxideActinium(III) oxideAluminium oxideAmericium(III) oxideAntimony trioxideArsenic trioxideBerkelium(III) oxideBismuth(III) oxideBoron trioxideCaesium sesquioxideCalifornium(III) oxideCerium(III) oxideChromium(III) oxideCobalt(III) oxideDinitrogen trioxideDysprosium(III) oxideEinsteinium(III) oxideErbium(III) oxideEuropium(III) oxideGadolinium(III) oxideGallium(III) oxideGold(III) oxideHolmium(III) oxideIndium(III) oxideIron(III) oxideLanthanum oxideLutetium(III) oxideManganese(III) oxideNeodymium(III) oxideNickel(III) oxidePhosphorus trioxidePraseodymium(III) oxidePromethium(III) oxideRhodium(III) oxideSamarium(III) oxideScandium oxideTerbium(III) oxideThallium(III) oxideThulium(III) oxideTitanium(III) oxideTungsten(III) oxideVanadium(III) oxideYtterbium(III) oxideYttrium(III) oxideAmericium dioxideBerkelium(IV) oxideBromine dioxideCalifornium dioxideCarbon dioxideCarbon trioxideCerium(IV) oxideChlorine dioxideChromium(IV) oxideCurium(IV) oxideDinitrogen tetroxideGermanium dioxideIodine dioxideIridium dioxideHafnium(IV) oxideLead dioxideManganese dioxideMolybdenum dioxideNeptunium(IV) oxideNitrogen dioxideNiobium dioxideOsmium dioxidePlatinum dioxidePlutonium(IV) oxidePolonium dioxidePraseodymium(IV) oxideProtactinium(IV) oxideRhenium(IV) oxideRhodium(IV) oxideRuthenium(IV) oxideSelenium dioxideSilicon dioxideTechnetium(IV) oxideTellurium dioxideTerbium(IV) oxideThorium dioxideTin dioxideTitanium dioxideTungsten(IV) oxideUranium dioxideVanadium(IV) oxideZirconium dioxideAntimony pentoxideArsenic pentoxideBismuth pentoxideDinitrogen pentoxideNiobium pentoxidePhosphorus pentoxideProtactinium(V) oxideTantalum pentoxideTungsten pentoxideVanadium(V) oxideChromium trioxideMolybdenum trioxidePolonium trioxideRhenium trioxideSelenium trioxideSulfur trioxideTellurium trioxideTungsten trioxideUranium trioxideXenon trioxideDichlorine heptoxideManganese heptoxideRhenium(VII) oxideTechnetium(VII) oxideIridium tetroxideOsmium tetroxideRuthenium tetroxideXenon tetroxideHassium tetroxideOxocarbonSuboxideOxyanionOzonidePeroxideSuperoxideOxypnictideoxidation state