CAS 879643-71-7: FORMAMIDINIUM IODIDE

Formamidinium Iodide is a salt of formamidinium and iodine. It is a functional theory that the vibrational motion of molecules in the solid state can be described by an effective potential energy function. The morphology of Formamidinium Iodide crystals has been studied using X-ray diffraction, and it has been shown that the crystal structure changes as the temperature decreases from room temperature to its phase transition temperature. At this transition point, the crystal undergoes a phase transition from hexagonal to cubic symmetry. The optical properties of Formamidinium Iodide have also been studied using various spectroscopic methods and it has been found that there are no significant changes in these properties over a wide range of temperatures. The transport properties of Formamidinium Iodide have also been extensively studied, with calculations showing that hydrogen bonds play an important role in determining these properties.