Lecture

Chemistry of Alkaline Earth Metals

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Description

This lecture covers the chemistry of alkaline earth metals, focusing on beryllium, magnesium, strontium, and barium. It discusses their reactivity, properties, compounds, and industrial applications. The instructor explains the formation of bonds, flame tests, reactions with water, and the toxicity of barium compounds. Additionally, it delves into the synthesis of boron, boron modifications, boron hydrides, and boron halides. The lecture also touches on the unique structures of boranes, the reactivity of boron halides, and the Lewis acid-base concept applied to boron compounds.

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Chemistry

Inorganic chemistry: Topics in inorganic chemistry

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