(a) Consider the following equation NO:(g) + H;O(1) - HNO:(aq) + NO(g) () Write two balanced half-equations and hence balance the above equation. (ii) Describe the redox behaviour of NO, in this reaction. (ii) State why this reaction is important industrially. A closo borane anion has the following structure (i) Write down the formula of this closo borane anion. (ii) Write down the number of skeletal electron pairs (SEP) in the anion. (iii) Determine the formula of the neutral boron hydride that can be formed by removing two of the vertices of the above borane anion and state the styx code for this neutral borane.
(a) Consider the following equation NO:(g) + H;O(1) - HNO:(aq) + NO(g) () Write two balanced half-equations and hence balance the above equation. (ii) Describe the redox behaviour of NO, in this reaction. (ii) State why this reaction is important industrially. A closo borane anion has the following structure (i) Write down the formula of this closo borane anion. (ii) Write down the number of skeletal electron pairs (SEP) in the anion. (iii) Determine the formula of the neutral boron hydride that can be formed by removing two of the vertices of the above borane anion and state the styx code for this neutral borane.
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