ScSbCl
ScSbCl, or thallium(I) antimony chloride, is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula TlSbCl₆. It is a coordination complex consisting of a thallium(I) cation (Tl⁺) and a hexachloroantimonate(V) anion ([SbCl₆]⁻). This compound belongs to the broader class of coordination compounds where a central metal or metalloid atom is bonded to surrounding ligands.
The structure of ScSbCl (often mistakenly referred to as such, though the correct name is thallium(I) hexachloroantimonate)
ScSbCl is notable for its use in certain organic synthesis reactions, particularly as a Lewis acid catalyst.
The compound is highly soluble in polar organic solvents but decomposes in the presence of water, forming