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Q.

Diborane, B2H6 , can be prepared by the reaction;

3NaBH4+4BF33NaBF4+2B2H6

If this reaction has a 70 percent yield, how many moles of NaBH4 should be used with excess BF3 in order to obtain 0.200 mol of B2H6?

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a

0.210 mol

b

0.300 mol 

c

0.200 mol

d

0.429 mol

answer is D.

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Detailed Solution

We know that,

B2H6=0.2

So, number of moles required for NaBH4,

0.22×3×10.7=0.429 mole 

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