Mg3N2s

Mg3N2s is not a recognized chemical compound or formula. The standard chemical formula for magnesium nitride is Mg3N2. It is an inorganic compound formed between magnesium and nitrogen. Magnesium nitride is a pale yellow, crystalline solid. It reacts with water to produce magnesium hydroxide and ammonia. When heated in air, it oxidizes to magnesium oxide and nitrogen gas. Magnesium nitride is a refractory material and finds applications in ceramics and as a precursor for other materials. The subscript 's' in chemical formulas typically denotes a solid state, but it is usually placed in parentheses after the chemical formula, like Mg3N2(s), to indicate its physical state. If "Mg3N2s" was intended to represent a specific phase or allotrope of magnesium nitride, further context or clarification would be needed. However, as presented, it does not correspond to a standard chemical designation.