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Tri alkyl aluminium molecules exists as dimer which contains 3 centered 2e bonds. The coordination number of bridged carbon atoms is

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co.ordeination number = 5
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  8. In the reaction 2X+B(2)H(6)rarr [BH(2)X(2)]^(+)[BH(4)]^(-) the ...

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  10. Alumina is

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  11. Potash alum is used as a

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  12. Boranes have general formula

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  13. Hydrated AlCl(3) is used as

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  14. Boron reacts with oxygen at 700^(@)C to give (A). Compound (A) reacts ...

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  15. Boron reacts with oxygen at 700^(@)C to give (A). Compound (A) reacts ...

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  16. Boron reacts with oxygen at 700^(@)C to give (A). Compound (A) reacts ...

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  17. {:(,"Column - I",,"Column - II"),((A),H(3)BO(3),(P),"Hydrogen bonds"),...

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