Definition of diborane in English:

diborane

noun dʌɪˈbɔːreɪndīˈbôrˌān

mass nounChemistry

A poisonous, reactive gas made by the action of acids on some borides. It is the simplest of the boranes and is an example of electron-deficient bonding.
Chemical formula: B₂H₆
Example sentencesExamples
- The reactions of diborane and its alkyl- and aryl-derivatives with indefinite compounds are also analyzed.
- The similarity between the electronic structures of ethylene and diborane is well known.
- The reaction enthalpy at 298 K for the dissociation of diborane will be calculated with these methods and the resulting theoretical values for DH diss will be compared with experimental values.
- Chronic exposure to low concentrations of diborane may cause headache, light-headedness, fatigue, weakness in the muscles, and tremors.
- Using the 500 MHz radio frequency and optimizing the other parameters, we have proved experimentally that the component of the hydrogen ions becomes less than 0.1% with respect to the diborane ions

Definition of diborane in US English:

diborane

noundīˈbôrˌān

Chemistry

A poisonous, reactive gas made by the action of acids on some borides. It is the simplest of the boranes and is an example of electron-deficient bonding.
Chemical formula: B₂H₆
Example sentencesExamples
- The reactions of diborane and its alkyl- and aryl-derivatives with indefinite compounds are also analyzed.
- Chronic exposure to low concentrations of diborane may cause headache, light-headedness, fatigue, weakness in the muscles, and tremors.
- The similarity between the electronic structures of ethylene and diborane is well known.
- The reaction enthalpy at 298 K for the dissociation of diborane will be calculated with these methods and the resulting theoretical values for DH diss will be compared with experimental values.
- Using the 500 MHz radio frequency and optimizing the other parameters, we have proved experimentally that the component of the hydrogen ions becomes less than 0.1% with respect to the diborane ions

单词	diborane
释义	Definition of diborane in English: diborane noun dʌɪˈbɔːreɪndīˈbôrˌān mass nounChemistry A poisonous, reactive gas made by the action of acids on some borides. It is the simplest of the boranes and is an example of electron-deficient bonding. Chemical formula: B₂H₆ Example sentencesExamples The reactions of diborane and its alkyl- and aryl-derivatives with indefinite compounds are also analyzed. The similarity between the electronic structures of ethylene and diborane is well known. The reaction enthalpy at 298 K for the dissociation of diborane will be calculated with these methods and the resulting theoretical values for DH diss will be compared with experimental values. Chronic exposure to low concentrations of diborane may cause headache, light-headedness, fatigue, weakness in the muscles, and tremors. Using the 500 MHz radio frequency and optimizing the other parameters, we have proved experimentally that the component of the hydrogen ions becomes less than 0.1% with respect to the diborane ions Definition of diborane in US English: diborane noundīˈbôrˌān Chemistry A poisonous, reactive gas made by the action of acids on some borides. It is the simplest of the boranes and is an example of electron-deficient bonding. Chemical formula: B₂H₆ Example sentencesExamples The reactions of diborane and its alkyl- and aryl-derivatives with indefinite compounds are also analyzed. Chronic exposure to low concentrations of diborane may cause headache, light-headedness, fatigue, weakness in the muscles, and tremors. The similarity between the electronic structures of ethylene and diborane is well known. The reaction enthalpy at 298 K for the dissociation of diborane will be calculated with these methods and the resulting theoretical values for DH diss will be compared with experimental values. Using the 500 MHz radio frequency and optimizing the other parameters, we have proved experimentally that the component of the hydrogen ions becomes less than 0.1% with respect to the diborane ions
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