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Anomalous properties of Boron

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Question

Statement I: Boron always forms a covalent bond.
Statement II : The small size of B+ favours formation of a covalent bond.

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Solution

Boron is a non-metal with very high IP1,IP2 and IP3 values
sum of IP1+IP2+IP3 is so high that is B+3 ion can never form
I and II are true


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