B(OH)3 is
1 monobasic
2 dibasic
3 tribasic
4 basic
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B(OH)3 is monobasic as it forms B(OH)4- on reacting with water ...
It can not lose proton due to hydrogen bonding ...
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It can not lose proton due to hydrogen bonding ...
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B(OH)3 or H3BO3 , boric acid is monobasic in nature since it accepts 1 hydroxide ion from water molecule to complete the octet of central B atom.
Hence its n-factor is 1 but it is an aprotic acid.
Hence its n-factor is 1 but it is an aprotic acid.
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