B9Aslike
B9Aslike is a term used in theoretical and speculative materials science to designate a hypothetical class of inorganic compounds characterized by a boron-9–arsenide–like lattice. The name combines the symbol B with the isotope notation 9 and the chemical symbol As, with "like" indicating structural similarity to arsenide networks rather than a concrete material that has been synthesized.
Proposed structure and properties: In proposed models, B9Aslike compounds would form a three-dimensional covalent network analogous
Origins and status: The concept emerged from theoretical studies exploring boron-arsenide family analogs and is discussed
Potential applications and challenges: If realized, B9Aslike materials could have applications in high-temperature electronics, deep-space engineering,
See also: boron arsenide, arsenide compounds, hypothetical materials, materials science theory.