CO3ClO4
CO3ClO4 is a chemical compound with the molecular formula CO3ClO4. It is an unusual and highly unstable species. The compound is believed to be composed of a carbonate anion (CO3^2-) and a perchlorate cation (ClO4^+). The existence of a positive perchlorate ion is highly improbable under normal chemical conditions, as chlorine is significantly electronegative and typically exists in negative oxidation states in stable compounds.
The theoretical formation of CO3ClO4 would require extreme conditions, likely involving powerful oxidizing agents or specialized
Due to its extreme instability and the lack of experimental evidence for its synthesis or characterization,