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Boron: Group 3A Boron Hydrides: BxHy Simplest is “diborane” B2H6
Also called “boranes” Simplest is “diborane” B2H6 Draw its Lewis structure
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Bonding in diborane Reactions of diborane
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Other boron hydrides
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Metalloboranes and carboranes
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Boron vs. Aluminum Halides
Boron trichloride Aluminum trichloride Predict the structure of BeCl2.
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Some Cool Hydroxides LiOH Mg(OH)2 B(OH)3 Al(OH)3
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Boron Oxides
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Boron Nitride What is the Lewis structure similar to?
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Industrial Production of Diamonds
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Why is diamond formed, and not graphite?
H2(g) 2 H(g) H(g) + CH4(g) CH3(g) + H2(g) CH3 + C(diamond-H, surface) Diamond-CH3 + H Why is diamond formed, and not graphite? Reason 1. Reverse Reaction favors Graphite Instability H + diamond CH4, but slower than CVD diamond growth H + graphite CH4, but faster than CVD graphite growth Reason 2. Forward Reaction favors Diamond Formation sp3 C atoms on surface (show structures) slow sp2 graphite formation.
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