Boron does not form B 3+ cation easily. It is due to:
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Boron does not form B3+ cation easily. It is due to:
- energy required to form B3+ ion is very high which will not be compensated by lattice energies or hydration energies of such ion
- boron is non-metal
- boron is semi-metal
- none of the above
Answer
(A) energy required to form B 3+ ion is very high which will not be compensated by lattice energies or hydration energies of such ion
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