When borane gas (BH 3 (g)) is bubbled through water, the solution it forms is ac...
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When borane gas (BH3(g)) is bubbled through water, the solution it forms is acidic. However this acidity does not come from hydrogens on the BH3 molecule.
Explain this phenomenon in no more than 3 sentences. (Hint: refer to the different theories of acids and bases learnt this term) [3 marks]
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