Category:Borates
Category:Borates See borate for info. Pages in category "Borates" There are 6 pages in this section ...
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Boron   (translated from Spanish)
... on natrón, a mineral that contained common borates and other salts. In China borax crystals ... in the crystal manufacture. From siglo VIII borates they were used in processes of refinery ... the nature. The greater boron source is borates of evaporíticos deposits, like borax and, with ... they are classified in the group of borates (inorganic salts composed by boron and other ... 9%). Precautions Neither the boron nor the borates are toxic; nevertheless some of most ...
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Scorpionate ligand
... scorpionate ligand" specifically refers to tris(pyrazolyl)borates, a BH unit bound to three pyrazolate ... N 2 H 3 ) 3 ]. Bulky pyrazolyl borates can be prepared from 3,5-disubstituted ... as the dimethyl derivative. These bulky pyrazolyl borates have proven especially valuable in the preparation ...
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User:OldakQuill/Science
... Amorphous Amphibole Amphibole group Amygdule Anhydrous Anhydrous borates Anion Anisotropic Anisotropism Anticline Antimonides (subgroup) Aqua ... Bituminous Bladed Blowpipe test Boiling point Bond Borates (group) Borax Botryoidal Boule Brass Brilliant (cut ... acid Hydrofluoric acid Hydrometallurgy Hydrothermal Hydrous Hydrous borates Hydroxides Hydroxyl Hygroscopic Hypothermal vein I Icosahedral ...
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Boron   (translated from Portuguese)
... dependía of natron, a mineral that contain borates and others you leave common. In China ... borax, acid boric , colemanita, kernita, ulexita e borates. Acid the boric one is found, in ... 19,9%). Precautions The boron and the borates are not toxic; however, some composites of ...
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Borate   (translated from French)
... BO 2 - , and compounds métaborates form. The borates can form complicated anion structures and including ... boronic for coupling of Suzuki. Applications The borates are used for the conservation of bois ...
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Bead molten   (translated from French)
... 1957 . As glasses all used are of borates (except for some rare exceptions), some speak about fusion with borates ; some use even the term of bead ...
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Boron   (translated from French)
... depended on natron, an ore containing of borates as well as other more common salts ... tinkalite), boric acid, colémanite, kernite, itulexite and borates. One finds sometimes acid boric in the ...
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Sodium perborate
... causing less degradation to dyes and textiles. Borates also have some non-oxidative bleaching properties ... Due to the environmental impact of waste borates, sodium perborate is increasingly being replaced in ...
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Zabriskie Point
... muds along with fossilized grass and reeds. Borates which made up a large degree of ... m) of mudstone, siltstone, and conglomerate. The borates were concentrated in these lakebeds from hot ...
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