Boron forms no compounds in unipositive state but thallium in unipositive state is quite stable. Explain
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because thallium is more stable in+1 oxidation state so it can easily share it's valence e but boron is stable in +3 oxidation state so it is less stable because of innert pair effect
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Answer: Boron forms no compounds in unipositive state but thallium in unipositive state is quite stable due to inert pair effect.
Explanation:
Both Boron and Thallium belongs to group 13 and have oxidation state as +3.
The inert pair effect is the capability of two paired up electrons which are present in outermost of s-orbital to remain unshared even if they are bonded.
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