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	~~{{short description\|A corporate university within Apple Inc.}}~~		== Arsenic Tribromide ==
	~~{{Use dmy dates\|date~~=~~October 2023}}~~

	~~'''Apple University''' is a corporate university within~~ [[~~Apple Inc~~.]], designed to provide training and education to its employees. It was established to help Apple employees understand the company's culture, history, and values, and to ensure that these are maintained as the company grows and evolves.		[[File:Arsenic-tribromide-3D-balls.png\|thumb\|right\|3D model of arsenic tribromide]]

	~~==History==~~		'''Arsenic tribromide''' is a chemical compound with the formula AsBr_. It is a colorless or pale yellow solid that is highly soluble in water and other polar solvents. Arsenic tribromide is primarily used in the synthesis of other arsenic compounds and in various chemical reactions.
	~~Apple University was founded in 2008 by [[Steve Jobs]],~~ the ~~co-founder of Apple Inc~~. ~~The initiative was part of Jobs' vision to create~~ a ~~lasting legacy for the company by instilling its core principles~~ and ~~innovative spirit~~ in ~~its workforce. The program was developed with~~ the ~~help~~ of ~~[[Joel Podolny]], a former dean of the [[Yale School of Management]], who was appointed as the dean of Apple University~~.

	==~~Purpose~~ and ~~Curriculum~~==		== Structure and Properties ==
	The primary purpose of Apple University is to educate employees about Apple's business practices, culture, and values. The curriculum is designed to reflect the company's emphasis on innovation, simplicity, and excellence. Courses cover a wide range of topics, including leadership, decision-making, and the history of Apple.

	~~Apple University employs~~ a ~~variety~~ of ~~teaching methods~~, ~~including case studies, lectures, and interactive sessions~~. The ~~program draws on the expertise of both internal and external instructors, including prominent academics and industry leaders~~.		Arsenic tribromide is a [[molecular compound]] that consists of one arsenic atom covalently bonded to three bromine atoms. The compound adopts a trigonal pyramidal geometry, similar to that of [[phosphorus tribromide]]. The As-Br bond length is approximately 2.42 Å.

	~~==Structure==~~		The compound is known for its volatility and can be sublimed under reduced pressure. It has a melting point of 31.1 °C and a boiling point of 221 °C. Arsenic tribromide is highly reactive and can act as a source of bromine in various chemical reactions.
	~~Apple University operates as an internal department within Apple Inc~~. It ~~is headquartered at the company's main campus in [[Cupertino, California]]~~. ~~The program~~ is ~~available to employees at all levels~~ of ~~the company, from new hires to senior executives~~.

	==~~Impact~~==		== Synthesis ==
	Apple University has played a significant role in maintaining the company's unique culture and values, especially during periods of rapid growth and change. By providing employees with a deep understanding of Apple's history and philosophy, the program helps to ensure that the company's core principles are upheld across all levels of the organization.

	~~==Related pages==~~		Arsenic tribromide can be synthesized by the direct reaction of elemental [[arsenic]] with [[bromine]]:
	* [[~~Apple Inc.~~]]
	* [[~~Steve Jobs]]~~
	* [[Corporate university]]
	* [[Cupertino, California]]

	~~==Gallery==~~		<math>2 \text{As} + 3 \text{Br}_2 \rightarrow 2 \text{AsBr}_3</math>
	<~~gallery~~>
	~~File:Apple Headquarters in Cupertino.jpg\|Apple Headquarters in Cupertino~~
	~~File:Apple logo black.svg\|Apple Logo~~
	~~File:Brown Provost Richard Locke.jpg\|Richard Locke, a notable academic~~
	</~~gallery~~>

	[[~~Category:Apple Inc~~.]]		This reaction is typically carried out in a controlled environment to prevent the formation of unwanted byproducts.
	[[Category:~~Corporate universities~~]]
	[[Category:~~Educational institutions established in 2008~~]]		== Applications ==

			Arsenic tribromide is used in the preparation of other arsenic compounds, such as [[arsenic acid]] and [[arsenic trioxide]]. It is also employed in organic synthesis as a brominating agent. Due to its reactivity, arsenic tribromide is handled with care in laboratory settings.

			== Safety and Handling ==

			Arsenic tribromide is highly toxic and poses significant health risks if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin. It is classified as a hazardous material and should be handled with appropriate safety precautions, including the use of personal protective equipment and proper ventilation.

			== Related Pages ==

			* [[Arsenic]]
			* [[Bromine]]
			* [[Phosphorus tribromide]]
			* [[Arsenic trioxide]]

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			[[Category:Arsenic compounds]]
			[[Category:Bromides]]

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	'''Arsenic tribromide''' is a chemical compound with the formula AsBr₃. It is a dark red or orange crystalline solid at room temperature and is one of the main bromides of [[arsenic]]. Arsenic tribromide is used in the synthesis of organic compounds and in the manufacturing of some types of glass. Due to the presence of arsenic, it is highly toxic and requires careful handling.		{{short description\|A corporate university within Apple Inc.}}
			{{Use dmy dates\|date=October 2023}}

	~~==Properties==~~		'''Apple University''' is a corporate university within [[Apple Inc.]], designed to provide training and education to its employees. It was established to help Apple employees understand the company's culture, history, and values, and to ensure that these are maintained as the company grows and evolves.
	~~Arsenic tribromide~~ is a ~~covalent compound that melts at 31 °C and boils at 220 °C. It is soluble in water, releasing~~ [[~~hydrobromic acid~~]] and ~~forming arsenious acid, making the solution strongly acidic~~. It ~~is also soluble in organic solvents such~~ as ~~[[ethanol]]~~ and ~~[[chloroform]]~~.

	==~~Synthesis~~==		==History==
	~~Arsenic tribromide can be synthesized~~ by ~~the direct combination of elemental~~ [[~~arsenic~~]] and [[~~bromine~~]]:		Apple University was founded in 2008 by [[Steve Jobs]], the co-founder of Apple Inc. The initiative was part of Jobs' vision to create a lasting legacy for the company by instilling its core principles and innovative spirit in its workforce. The program was developed with the help of [[Joel Podolny]], a former dean of the [[Yale School of Management]], who was appointed as the dean of Apple University.
	\[ ~~\text{2 As} + 3 \text{Br}_2 \rightarrow 2 \text{AsBr}_3 \~~]

	~~This reaction~~ is ~~exothermic~~ and ~~must be conducted with caution due~~ to the ~~highly reactive~~ and ~~toxic nature~~ of the ~~reactants~~.		==Purpose and Curriculum==
			The primary purpose of Apple University is to educate employees about Apple's business practices, culture, and values. The curriculum is designed to reflect the company's emphasis on innovation, simplicity, and excellence. Courses cover a wide range of topics, including leadership, decision-making, and the history of Apple.

	~~==Applications==~~		Apple University employs a variety of teaching methods, including case studies, lectures, and interactive sessions. The program draws on the expertise of both internal and external instructors, including prominent academics and industry leaders.
	~~Due to its reactivity~~, ~~arsenic tribromide is used as a reagent in organic synthesis~~, ~~particularly in the addition of bromine across multiple bonds or in the synthesis of other arsenic-containing compounds~~. ~~It is also used in~~ the ~~production of special types~~ of ~~glass~~ and ~~optical materials~~, ~~where it acts as a source of arsenic~~.

	==~~Safety~~==		==Structure==
	~~Arsenic tribromide is highly toxic and carcinogenic~~. It ~~poses significant health risks if ingested~~, ~~inhaled, or comes into contact with skin~~. ~~Proper safety equipment~~, ~~such as gloves and fume hoods, should be used when handling this compound. Disposal of arsenic tribromide must comply with local regulations on hazardous waste~~.		Apple University operates as an internal department within Apple Inc. It is headquartered at the company's main campus in [[Cupertino, California]]. The program is available to employees at all levels of the company, from new hires to senior executives.

	==~~Environmental~~ Impact==		==Impact==
	~~The use~~ and ~~disposal of arsenic tribromide can lead to environmental contamination~~, ~~particularly~~ of ~~water sources~~. ~~Arsenic compounds~~ are ~~known to be harmful to aquatic life and can accumulate in~~ the ~~food chain, posing long-term ecological and health risks~~.		Apple University has played a significant role in maintaining the company's unique culture and values, especially during periods of rapid growth and change. By providing employees with a deep understanding of Apple's history and philosophy, the program helps to ensure that the company's core principles are upheld across all levels of the organization.

	[[~~Category:Chemical compounds~~]]		==Related pages==
	[[~~Category:Arsenic compounds~~]]		* [[Apple Inc.]]
	[[~~Category:Bromides~~]]		* [[Steve Jobs]]
			* [[Corporate university]]
			* [[Cupertino, California]]

	~~{{Chem-stub}}~~		==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			File:Apple Headquarters in Cupertino.jpg\|Apple Headquarters in Cupertino
			File:Apple logo black.svg\|Apple Logo
			File:Brown Provost Richard Locke.jpg\|Richard Locke, a notable academic
			</gallery>

			[[Category:Apple Inc.]]
			[[Category:Corporate universities]]
			[[Category:Educational institutions established in 2008]]

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'''Arsenic tribromide''' is a chemical compound with the formula AsBr₃. It is a dark red or orange crystalline solid at room temperature and is one of the main bromides of [[arsenic]]. Arsenic tribromide is used in the synthesis of organic compounds and in the manufacturing of some types of glass. Due to the presence of arsenic, it is highly toxic and requires careful handling.

==Properties==
Arsenic tribromide is a covalent compound that melts at 31 °C and boils at 220 °C. It is soluble in water, releasing [[hydrobromic acid]] and forming arsenious acid, making the solution strongly acidic. It is also soluble in organic solvents such as [[ethanol]] and [[chloroform]].

==Synthesis==
Arsenic tribromide can be synthesized by the direct combination of elemental [[arsenic]] and [[bromine]]:
\[ \text{2 As} + 3 \text{Br}_2 \rightarrow 2 \text{AsBr}_3 \]

This reaction is exothermic and must be conducted with caution due to the highly reactive and toxic nature of the reactants.

==Applications==
Due to its reactivity, arsenic tribromide is used as a reagent in organic synthesis, particularly in the addition of bromine across multiple bonds or in the synthesis of other arsenic-containing compounds. It is also used in the production of special types of glass and optical materials, where it acts as a source of arsenic.

==Safety==
Arsenic tribromide is highly toxic and carcinogenic. It poses significant health risks if ingested, inhaled, or comes into contact with skin. Proper safety equipment, such as gloves and fume hoods, should be used when handling this compound. Disposal of arsenic tribromide must comply with local regulations on hazardous waste.

==Environmental Impact==
The use and disposal of arsenic tribromide can lead to environmental contamination, particularly of water sources. Arsenic compounds are known to be harmful to aquatic life and can accumulate in the food chain, posing long-term ecological and health risks.

[[Category:Chemical compounds]]
[[Category:Arsenic compounds]]
[[Category:Bromides]]

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