Boron triflouride reacts with sodium hydride at 450K to form ′A′ and NaF. ′A′ is mixed with excess NH3 and heated at higher temperature to form ′B′. The formula of ′B′ is:
A
H3BO3
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B
(BN)x
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C
B2H6
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D
B3N3H6
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Solution
The correct option is B(BN)x 2BF3+6NaH450K−−−→B2H6(A)+6NaFB2H6+NH3(excess)Higher−−−−−−−→temperature(BN)x(B)