bor fluorid

bor fluorid

BF₃ A colorless pungent gas in a dry atmosphere; used in industry as an acidic catalyst for polymerizations, esterifications, and alkylations. Also known as boron trifluoride.

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bor

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bor-nitrid

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

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bor-trihlorid

Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

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Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

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Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

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Chemistry; Inorganic chemistry

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živa sulfat

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