B2N2H6

B2N2H6, also known as diborane hexahydride, is an inorganic compound. It is a colorless gas with a pungent odor and is highly flammable. Diborane hexahydride is one of the simplest boron hydrides. Its chemical structure consists of two boron atoms and six hydrogen atoms. The compound is known to be reactive and can undergo various chemical transformations. It is often prepared through reactions involving boron halides and metal hydrides. Due to its reactivity, B2N2H6 requires careful handling and storage in inert atmospheres. It has found applications in certain chemical synthesis processes, particularly as a reducing agent or a source of boron in the formation of other compounds. Its stability can be influenced by temperature and the presence of other substances. Research into the properties and reactions of B2N2H6 continues to explore its potential uses and understand its fundamental chemistry.