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what are aluminium hydride and hydrides of carbon ?​

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Answered by varuncharaya13
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Aluminium hydride (also known as alane or alumane) is an inorganic compound with the formula AlH3. It presents as a white solid and may be tinted grey with decreasing particle size and impurity levels. Depending upon synthesis conditions, the surface of the alane may be passivated with a thin layer of aluminum oxide and/or hydroxide. Alane and its derivatives are used as reducing agents in


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Answered by Brainlyconquerer
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Explanation:

Aluminium Hydride :-

Chemical formula :- \boxed{\bold{\mathsf{  AlH_3}}}

Aluminium hydride is actually obtained by the interaction of \boxed{\bold{\mathsf{  LiAlh_4 with}}} 100% \boxed{\bold{\mathsf{  h_2so_4 }}}in THF

\boxed{\underline{\underline{\bold{\mathsf{Chemical\: reaction }}}}}:—:

\boxed{\bold{\mathsf{ 2LiAlH_4 + H2so_4 \rightarrow 2AlH_3 + 2H_2 + Li_2So_4 }}}

◾This white hydride is thermally unstable.

◾ it is Donor ligands.

\boxed{\underline{\underline{\bold{\mathsf{ Hydrides\: of \:Carbon }}}}}:—

Carbon atom has high catenation power.

◾ it can form a long number of chain by combining with itself.

◾Carbon shows catenation.

Carbon forms of vast number of Chain and ring compounds with all these:-

  • Alkanes Also known as Paraffins
  • Alkenes also known as olefines
  • Alkynes also known as Acetylenes
  • Aromatic compounds.
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