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Your Ad Here	Borneol. C₁₀H₁₈O. The secondary alcohol related to the ketone camphor. Borneol and isoborneol are respectively the endo and exo forms of the alcohol. Borneol can be prepared by reduction of camphor; inactive Borneol is also obtained by the acid hydration of pinene or camphene. Borneol has a smell like camphor. The m.p. of the optically active forms is 208.5°C but the racemic forms has m.p. 210.5°C. Oxidized to camphor, dehydrated to comphene. Born-Haber cycle. A thermodynamic cycle derived by application of Hess’s law Commonly used to calculate lattice energies of ionic solids and average bond energies of covalent compounds, e.g. NaCI.
S= Heat of sublimation of sodium D=Dissociation energy of chlorine I = Ionization energy of solium E= Electron affinity of chlorine Uo = Lattice energy, of sodium chloride ∆H^of = Heat cycle it flows that Form the Born – Haber cycle it follows thatw All terms in the equation can be determined experimentally except U_o which can thus be calculated.
Similar cycles may be drawn for covalent compounds E.g. PCI₅ B = Average bond energy of P-CI bond. From the cycle it follows that :∆H^oi = S + 5/2D – 5B Bornite. Cu₅FeS₄. An important Cu ore dark bronze in colour. Often occurs mixed with chalcopyrite, CuF₂S₂ Bornyl and isobornyl chlorides. C₁₀H₁₇CI. Bornyl chloride, artificial camphor, is formed by the action of HCI on α-pinene, and is also formed together with its stereoisomer, chloride, by the action of PCI₅ on Borneol. Bornyl chloride is easily tautomerized to isobornyl chloride. By the elimination of HCI it forms camphene.	Your Ad Here
Boron, B. At. no. 5, at.wt 10.81, m.p. 2300°C, sublimes 2550°C d 2.34 – 2.37. Occurs in available forms as borates (rasorite borax and colemanite). The element is obtained in a rather impure form by reduction of B₂O₃ with Mg Purer forms result from reduction or Pyrolysis of the halides. The various forms all contain icosahedral B₁₂ units. The chief use of boron is as borosilicates in enamels and glasses; ¹⁰β is used in nuclear reactors. Boron filaments and boron-containing materials find use as light weight components. Boron itself is very inert and is only slowly attacked by oxidizing agents.
Your Ad Here	Boron bramides. Boron tribromide, BBr₃, is prepared by passing bromine over boron. m.p. - 46°C, b.p. 91°C, and has very similar properties to boron chloride but is a stronger Lewis acid. Diboron tetrabromide, B₂Br₄, is also known. Boron chlorides. Boron trichloride, BCI₃ . Colourless mobile liquid, m.p. - 107°C, b.p 12.5°C. Obtained directly from the elements or by heating B₂O₃ with PCI₃ in a sealed tube. The product may be purified by distillation in vacuo. It is extremely readily hydrolysed by water to boric acid. Tetrachloroborates containing the BCI₄ ion are prepared by addition of BCI₃ to metal chlorides.

Diboron tetrachloride, B₂CI₄, m.p. - 93°C, b.p. 55°C is obtained by passing BCI₃ vapour through a glow discharge or by interaction of boron monoxide with BCI₃. Decompose above 0° to tetraboron tetrachloride, B₄CI₄, and other involatile chlorides including B₁₂C₁₁B₉CI₉ and B₈CI₈.

Boron chemistry. The chemistry of boron is entirely that of covalent B-X bonds except for complexed cationic species. Boron is commonly in the ₊3 oxidation state, 3- or 4 – co-oridinate. B-B bonds are readily formed and boron clusters (e.g. B₁₂ in the element, boron hydrides) are well established BX₃ derivatives are strong Lewis acids. Organoboranes and boron hydrides are important synthetic reagents.

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