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Aluminum borohydride

Just prior to this time aluminum borohydride (4) and beryllium boro-hydride (5) had been prepared in our laboratories. These are the most... [Pg.4]

In the usual high-vacuum apparatus I placed aluminum borohydride onto a sample of uranium tetrafluoride. I observed an immediate reaction, with formation of green crystals which could be moved about the vacuum apparatus. As it happened, on the very day I was performing the synthesis, we had a visit from Professor H. C. Urey, who was in charge of the overall study. He immediately asked us to increase our research effort and undertake to prepare uranium tetraborohydride on a relatively large scale, adequate for testing. [Pg.4]

Lithium borohydride reacted with aluminum chloride to produce aluminum borohydride (7). [Pg.5]

ALUMINUM BOROHYDRIDE ALUMINUM BROMIDE ALUMINUM CHLORIDE ALUMINUM FLUORIDE ALUMINUM IODIDE ALUMINUM OXIDE ALUMINUM SULFATE ARGON ARSENIC... [Pg.203]

K. Miwa, N. Ohba, S. Towata, Y. Nakamori, A. Ztittel, S. Orimo, First-principles study on thermodynamical stability of metal borohydrides Aluminum borohydride A1(BH )2 , J. Alloys Compd. 446-447 (2007) 310-314. [Pg.289]

Lithium borohydride is prepared by reacting ethyhithium with aluminum borohydride ... [Pg.495]

Apparent NMR equivalence of nuclei can also arise by a quantum mechanical intramolecular tunneling process. In principle, this process may be differentiated from intermolecular exchange processes because although the exchanging nuclei are rendered equivalent insofar as the NMR experiment is concerned, spin-spin splitting by other magnetic nuclei is not washed out. This type of intramolecular exchange is manifested in several boron hydride derivatives. It was first proposed by Ogg and Ray (98) to explain the NMR spectra of aluminum borohydride, whose structure is... [Pg.264]

Acetone Alkali cyanides, hydrides, metals Aluminum borohydride, carbide, hydride nitride Benzoyl chloride Boron compounds Carbonyls Chlorine Cyanogen Cyanogen bromide Cyanogen chloride... [Pg.1027]

Although it is not actually an aluminum hydride, aluminum borohydride, A1(BH4)3, is a compound that is useful for reducing certain classes of organic compounds, and it has been used as an additive to fuels for jet engines. It can be prepared by the reaction... [Pg.215]

Aluminum Block Expansion Test is similar to the Lead Block Expansion Test,but superior to it when testing brisant expls, especially those contg Al. A brief description of this test is given under Trauzl Tests Aluminum Boride. See under Borides Aluminum Borohydride. See under Borohy-drides... [Pg.145]

The Zr and Hf tetrahydroborates M(BH4)4 are the most volatile compounds of these elements, with boiling points of 123 and 118°C they are also very sensitive to oxidation and hydrolysis. They can be obtained by the reaction of the chlorides with alkali metal borohydrides or of the complex fluorides NaMFs with aluminum borohydride (the fluorides MF4 do not react), followed by distillation from the reaction mixture. According to low-temperature X-ray data, all the borohydride groups are tridentate in both M(BH4)4 complexes, which have Td symmetry. The same is trae for their substituted M(BH3Me)4 derivatives, that is, the metal atom is 12-coordinate. Proton NMR indicates fast exchange of bridging and terminal protons on the NMR timescale in these fluxional molecules see Fluxional Molecule). [Pg.5271]

SYNS ALUMINUM BOROHYDRIDE (DOT) ALUMINUM BOROHYDRIDE in devices pOT) ALUMINUM HYDROBORATE BORATE(l-), TETRAHYDRO-, ALUMINUM (3 1) (9CL ... [Pg.49]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.5 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.5 ]




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