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Hydrides of boron. VIII. The structure of the diammoniate of diborane and its relation to the structure of diborane

Schlesinger et al., 1938

Document ID: 12629316607110372418
Author: Schlesinger H; Burg A
Publication year: 1938
Publication venue: Journal of the American Chemical Society

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The structure of diborane (B2Hg) is a problem of very general interest because it raises the im-portant question of the occurrence, in simple compounds, of covalent bonds involving less than a pair of electrons. 1 Such bonds are not required by the structure advocated by …

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