| Weight | 21.624 g/mol |
|---|---|
| Formula | B2 |
| Hydrogen Acceptors | 0 |
| Hydrogen Donors | 0 |
| Aromatic Rings | 0 |
| Rotatable Bonds | 0 |
DIBORANE (19287-45-7)
Score:
#387 in Physics
,
#1146 in Chemistry
"What do you need help with?"
LabBot
- Sigma-Aldrich - DIBORANE210.00 USD
- Fisher Scientific - Search for DIBORANE
- TCI - Search for DIBORANE
- Comparison of Molecular Structures Determined by Electron Diffraction and Spectroscopy. Ethane and Diborane (Journal of Chemical Physics, 1968)
- Accurate binding energies of diborane, borane carbonyl, and borazane determined by many-body perturbation theory (Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1979)
- Reactions of Diborane with Alkali Metal Hydrides and Their Addition Compounds. New Syntheses of Borohydrides. Sodium and Potassium Borohydrides1 (Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1953)
- Selective reductions. XVIII. Fast reaction of primary, secondary, and tertiary amides with diborane. Simple, convenient procedure for the conversion of amides to the corresponding amines (Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1973)
- Catalytic boracarboxylation of alkynes with diborane and carbon dioxide by an N-heterocyclic carbene copper catalyst. (Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2012)
- Sticking and recombination of the SiH3 radical on hydrogenated amorphous silicon: The catalytic effect of diborane (Surface Science, 1989)
-
Predict GHS Hazards for Any Chemical in silico.
Including Acute Oral Tox, Skin Sensitization, Eye Irritation, Aquatic Tox, & more. - H220: Extremely flammable gas
Danger Flammable gases - Category 1 - H314: Causes severe skin burns and eye damage
Danger Skin corrosion/irritation - Category 1A, B, C - H330: Fatal if inhaled
Danger Acute toxicity, inhalation - Category 1, 2 - H372: Causes damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure
Danger Specific target organ toxicity, repeated exposure - Category 1 -
SMILESB#B
-
InChIKeyZOCHARZZJNPSEU-UHFFFAOYSA-N
- Pubchem - DIBORANE
- Wikipedia - diborane(6)
Diborane is the chemical compound consisting of boron and hydrogen with the formula B2H6. It is a colorless, highly unstable and pyrophoric gas at room temperature with a repulsively sweet odor. Diborane mixes well with air, easily forming explosive mixtures.
Suppliers
Most-cited Publications
Areas of Application
Safety
Alternate Names
External Links
Similar Compounds
hydrogen cyanide
(74-90-8)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
BROMINE
(7726-95-6)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Ethyne
(25067-58-7, 74-86-2)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
HYDROBROMIC ACID
(10035-10-6)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Methanol
(31648-08-5, 67-56-1)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Phosphine
(7803-51-2, 51457-48-8, 12185-10-3, 7723-14-0)
1 alternate name
6 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Bromomethane
(74-83-9)
1 alternate name
10 safety hazards
3 suppliers
hydrochloric acid
(7698-05-7, 13981-43-6, 9066-59-5, 7647-01-0, 8006-82-4, 9003-97-8)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
sulfur
(7783-06-4, 9035-99-8, 7704-34-9, 37331-50-3)
1 alternate name
8 safety hazards
3 suppliers
HYDRAZINE
(302-01-2)
1 alternate name
7 safety hazards
3 suppliers
hydrogen sulfide
(7783-06-4, 7704-34-9, 37331-50-3)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Acetonitrile
(75-05-8, 26809-02-9)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Chloromethane
(2108-20-5, 74-87-3)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
methanethiol
(74-93-1)
1 alternate name
6 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Dimethylamine
(124-40-3, 6912-12-5)
1 alternate name
7 safety hazards
3 suppliers
METHYLHYDRAZINE
(60-34-4)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
methane
(8006-14-2, 150036-83-2, 74-82-8, 1034343-98-0, 308068-56-6)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
ETHYLENE
(9002-88-4, 68037-39-8, 74-85-1, 56453-76-0)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
BERYLLIUM
(7440-41-7)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
PROPANE
(68476-49-3, 74-98-6, 68920-07-0, 70913-86-9, 69430-33-7)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Ethanamine
(75-04-7)
1 alternate name
6 safety hazards
3 suppliers
FLUORINE
(7782-41-4)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
dimethyl sulfide
(31533-72-9, 75-18-3)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
IODOMETHANE
(74-88-4)
1 alternate name
5 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Bromoethane
(74-96-4)
1 alternate name
6 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Ethanethiol
(75-08-1)
1 alternate name
6 safety hazards
3 suppliers
URANIUM
(7440-61-1, 22541-40-8, 13982-01-9)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
ETHANE
(68475-58-1, 74-84-0)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
VANADIUM
(13966-93-3, 14782-33-3, 7440-62-2, 22537-31-1, 22541-77-1)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
CHLORAMINE
(10599-90-3)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
DIMETHYL ETHER
(115-10-6)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
BARIUM
(7440-39-3)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
POTASSIUM
(7440-09-7)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Hydriodic acid
(7553-56-2, 17144-19-3, 10034-85-2)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
TUNGSTEN
(22541-27-1, 22541-98-6, 7440-33-7)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
Propyne
(74-99-7)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
hydroxylamine
(7803-49-8)
1 alternate name
11 safety hazards
3 suppliers
phosphorus
(7723-14-0)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
BROMINE CHLORIDE
(13863-41-7)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
BISMUTH
(7440-69-9)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
IODINE MONOCHLORIDE
(7790-99-0)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
Chlorine monofluoride
(7790-91-2, 21377-80-0, 7790-89-8)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
Sulfur oxide
(13827-32-2, 7446-09-5)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
Bromine monofluoride
(7789-30-2, 13863-59-7)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
FLUOROMETHANE
(51311-17-2, 593-53-3, 13453-52-6)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
Iodoethane
(75-03-6)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
O-METHYLHYDROXYLAMINE
(61038-31-1, 67-62-9)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
FLUOROETHANE
(353-36-6)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
acetaldehyde
(75-07-0)
1 alternate name
7 safety hazards
3 suppliers
ARSENIC
(7784-42-1, 7440-38-2)
1 alternate name
9 safety hazards
3 suppliers
PLUTONIUM
(14282-98-5, 7440-07-5, 22541-70-4, 22541-41-9, 13982-10-0, 22541-44-2, 22541-69-1)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
RADON
(10043-92-2)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
Nickel
(14903-34-5, 68412-20-4, 13981-37-8, 7440-02-0)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
LEAD
(15158-12-0, 14701-27-0, 7439-92-1, 54076-28-7)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
RADIUM
(7440-14-4)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
MERCURY
(7439-97-6)
1 alternate name
6 safety hazards
3 suppliers
AMERICIUM
(7440-35-9, 22541-46-4)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
BUTANE
(68514-31-8, 106-97-8, 68476-42-6)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
1,2-DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE
(540-73-8)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
CADMIUM
(142760-38-1, 69011-70-7, 14109-32-1, 7440-43-9, 81271-94-5)
1 alternate name
8 safety hazards
3 suppliers
COBALT
(7440-48-4, 16610-75-6)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
ZIRCONIUM
(7440-67-7)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
1-BROMOPROPANE
(106-94-5, 26446-77-5)
1 alternate name
9 safety hazards
3 suppliers
VINYL BROMIDE
(593-60-2, 25951-54-6)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
PROPYLENE
(115-07-1, 95751-29-4, 25085-53-4, 90530-12-4, 97102-85-7, 68606-26-8)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Tritium, mol. with hydrogen
(14885-60-0)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
TRITIUM
(10028-17-8)
1 alternate name
3 suppliers
MANGANESE
(19768-33-3, 22325-60-6, 23317-90-0, 7439-96-5)
1 alternate name
3 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Propanenitrile
(107-12-0, 68130-67-6)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
Dimethyl disulfide
(624-92-0)
1 alternate name
1 safety hazard
3 suppliers
PROPARGYL ALCOHOL
(107-19-7)
1 alternate name
7 safety hazards
3 suppliers
SODIUM
(7440-23-5)
1 alternate name
2 safety hazards
3 suppliers
PROPIONITRILE
(107-12-0, 68130-67-6)
1 alternate name
4 safety hazards
3 suppliers
DIBORANE
CAS Directory
