Why boron does not react with acid and alkalies even at moderate temperature? Explain in 2-3 lines and no google ××××××××
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Boron is an inert element, so it does not react with all acids and alkalies.
Boron reacts only with nitric acid forming boric acid.
Boron dissolves only in fused alkalies.
2B + 6NaOH (fused) → 2Na3BO3 + 3H2
Boron reacts only with nitric acid forming boric acid.
Boron dissolves only in fused alkalies.
2B + 6NaOH (fused) → 2Na3BO3 + 3H2
shreyamahajan:
what the reason is ki vo inert hai that's why nhi karta react alkali and acid ke saath
hmm likha to asa hi hai
one and the same thing kare yaa hoye vo react to nhibkar raha bas alkali se yaa acid se isi vajah se inert hone ki vajah se
ok inert pair effect hota hai
thk hai ab
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