Boric acid is used in carrom boards for smooth gliding of pawns because:
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Boric acid is used in carrom boards for smooth gliding of pawns because:
- H3BO3 molecules are loosely chemically bonded and hence soft
- its low density makes it fluffy
- it is chemically inert with the plywood
- H-bonding in H3BO3 gives it a layered structure
Answer
(D) H-bonding in H 3 BO 3 gives it a layered structure
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