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diborane reacts with excess ammonia at high temperature to give​

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Answered by Jhapravinkumar9
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Explanation:

ammonia dicarbonate

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

when diborane is heated with excess ammonia, it reacts with ammonia to form borazine and hydrogen.

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When diborane is heated with excess ammonia, it reacts with ammonia to form borazine and hydrogen. "This reaction takes place at a high temperature of 180-190˚C". ... Diborane is majorly used as rocket propellants and also as a reducing agent.

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