Boron naturally occurs in borax
 .
Boron hydrides are the best fuels known. They are pyrophoric, however, and ignite upon contact with the atmosphere. In addition to being toxic, boron hydrides also yield high-mass B(OH)3 (s) as exhaust which does not provide good thrust. The molecule B12 is icosahedral. Boric acid decomposes as
Boron Hydride (BH3) exists only as a reaction intermediate
Diborane (B2H6) is a bridge-bonded compound:
It decomposes at 200
 as
which are all 11-electron compounds. Additional reactions are
(-2229 kJ mol-1) and
(-1557 kJ mol-1).
The compound B5H9 has C
 symmetry. The number of bonding electrons are
which are allocated to bonds as
The compound B4H10 is icosahedral (with 12 vertices and 20 faces), and undergoes
 hybridization. B3N3H6 is cycloborane with N's and B's occupying alternate sites in the ring. | ||||||||
Saturday, December 01, 2012
La Quimica del Boro
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