Borane Reactions definitions Flashcards

A compound with a boron atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms, known for its electron deficiency.

A highly reactive boron compound with the formula B2H6, featuring bridging hydrogens.

A condition where an atom lacks a full octet of electrons, common in boron compounds.

A chemical rule of thumb that reflects atoms' tendency to prefer having eight electrons in their valence shell.

A chemical species that can accept an electron pair, often due to electron deficiency.

A chemical species that can donate an electron pair, often possessing a lone pair of electrons.

The product formed from the direct addition of two or more distinct molecules.

A compound with the formula H3BO3, formed from the reaction of diborane with water.

A diatomic molecule, H2, produced as a byproduct in the reaction of diborane with water.

Hydrogen atoms that form bridges between two boron atoms in diborane.

The charge assigned to an atom in a molecule, assuming equal sharing of electrons in bonds.

Electrons in the outermost shell of an atom, involved in forming bonds.

A compound with the formula NH3, acting as a Lewis base by donating a lone pair.