★Explain the properties of Boron★
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its melting point is 2076 degree Celsius where its atomic number is 5, at 20 degrees celsius its density is 2.3 gram cm cube. its atomic mass is 10.81 gram mole.
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⭐️ BORON ⭐️
❇️ Physical Properties:-
⏺️Boron is allotropic and exists as a powder or a metal-like substance.
⏺️Its colour ranges from a dark brown to black powder or a jet-black to silver-gray metal-like element.
⏺️Its crystalline form is very hard, lustrous, but brittle.
⏺️All forms of boron have very high melting points.
⏺️Boron is a good electrical conductor at high temperatures and a poor conductor at low temperatures.
❇️ Chemical Properties:-
⏺️The chemical reactivity of boron depends on its form.
⏺️The crystalline form is far less reactive than the powder form.
⏺️The powder is oxidised slowly in air at room temperature and ignites spontaneously at high temperatures to form an oxide.
⏺️The crystalline form is oxidised only very slowly, even at higher temperatures.
⏺️Boron forms compounds with oxygen, hydrogen, the halogens, nitrogen, phosphorus, and carbon.
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⭐️ BORON ⭐️
❇️ Physical Properties:-
⏺️Boron is allotropic and exists as a powder or a metal-like substance.
⏺️Its colour ranges from a dark brown to black powder or a jet-black to silver-gray metal-like element.
⏺️Its crystalline form is very hard, lustrous, but brittle.
⏺️All forms of boron have very high melting points.
⏺️Boron is a good electrical conductor at high temperatures and a poor conductor at low temperatures.
❇️ Chemical Properties:-
⏺️The chemical reactivity of boron depends on its form.
⏺️The crystalline form is far less reactive than the powder form.
⏺️The powder is oxidised slowly in air at room temperature and ignites spontaneously at high temperatures to form an oxide.
⏺️The crystalline form is oxidised only very slowly, even at higher temperatures.
⏺️Boron forms compounds with oxygen, hydrogen, the halogens, nitrogen, phosphorus, and carbon.
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