Structure of boric acid is

Question

Structure of boric acid is (A) tetrahedral (B) trigonal (C) layer structure in which BO3 units are linked through oxygens (D) layer structure in which planar BO3 units are linked by H-bonding

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Boric acid (H3BO3) contains BO3 units which are planar and linked together by H-bonding to give layer structure

Q. Structure of boric acid is

tetrahedral

trigonal

layer structure in which $B O_{3}$ units are linked through oxygens

layer structure in which planar $B O_{3}$ units are linked by H-bonding

Boric acid $(H_{3} B O_{3})$ contains $B O_{3}$ units which are planar and linked together by H-bonding to give layer structure

Q. Structure of boric acid is

tetrahedral

trigonal

layer structure in which BO3​ units are linked through oxygens

layer structure in which planar BO3​ units are linked by H-bonding

Boric acid (H3​BO3​) contains BO3​ units which are planar and linked together by H-bonding to give layer structure

layer structure in which $B O_{3}$ units are linked through oxygens

layer structure in which planar $B O_{3}$ units are linked by H-bonding

Boric acid $(H_{3} B O_{3})$ contains $B O_{3}$ units which are planar and linked together by H-bonding to give layer structure