Chemistry, asked by pandeysrinath5700, 11 months ago

BF3 + 9H2O gives what product

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Answered by bhawnasachdeva5
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Explanation:

BF3 + 9H2O= H3BO3 + HBF4 + HF

Boron trifluoride react with water to produce orthoboric acid, tetrafluoroborate(III) hydrogen and hydrogen fluoride.

Source: https://chemiday.com/en/reaction/3-1-0-488

Answered by KaurSukhvir
0

Answer:

The reaction of BF₃ and H₂O gives H₃BO₃ (orthoboric acid)and [BF₄]⁻ (fluoroborates) .

Explanation:

The complete and balanced equation is:

           4BF₃  +   12H₂O     →    4H₃BO₃ + 12HF

         12HF   +   3H₃BO₃   →    3H⁺ +  3[BF₄]⁻ + 9H₂O

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          4BF₃  +    3H₂O      →   H₃BO₃  +  3H⁺ + 3[BF₄]⁻  

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   HF formed in the reaction, further reacts with H₃BO₃. It leads to the formation of fluoroborates [BF₄]⁻  .

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