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diborane [dī′bȯr‚ān]

(inorganic chemistry)

B₂H₆A colorless, volatile compound that is soluble in ether; boiling point -92.5°C, melting point -165.5°C; can be used to produce pentaborane and decaborane, proposed for use as rocket fuels; also used to synthesize organic boron compounds.

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