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lithium gallium hydride

chemical compound
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  • hydride
    / Covalent hydrides

    Lithium gallium hydride, LiGaH4, can also be used as a reducing agent. When pure, all these compounds are white crystalline solids, and their thermal and chemical stabilities are such that those of the boron compounds are greater than those of the aluminum compounds, which are…

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    Lithium gallium hydride, LiGaH4, can also be used as a reducing agent. When pure, all these compounds are white crystalline solids, and their thermal and chemical stabilities are such that those of the boron compounds are greater than those of the aluminum compounds, which are…

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