01998cam a2200385Ka 4500011571686MiAaHDL20250726000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua840904s1947 tnua f000 0 eng d(MiU)990115716860106381sdr-miu.990115716860106381(MiU)MIU01000000000000011571686-goog(OCoLC)11118311(MiU)Aleph011571686BOSBOSOCLCQAECDAUtOrBLWAECDQD181.B1F47Y 3.AT 7:22/AECD-2144Hoekstra, Henry R.The preparation and properties of alkali metal borohydrides / by Henry R. Hoekstra.Oak Ridge, Tenn. :U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Technical Information Division,1947.22 p. :ill. ;27 cm.texttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierAECD ;2144Work performed at the Argonne National Laboratory."Date Declassified: September 19, 1947."The borohydrides, because of their unique chemical properties, have become compounds of considerable interest, both theoretical and practical. Among the practical applications is the use of sodium borohydride for the generation of hydrogen under conditions in which it is important to obtain the largest possible volume from the smallest weight and volume of generating material and apparatus. This application is discussed in detail later in this paper; the use of the alkali metal borohydrides as reducing agents in organic and in analytical chemistry will be described elsewhere.Mode of access: Internet.Boron.http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85015871Alkali metals.http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85003587Technical Report Archive and Image Library (TRAIL)3901508643991901157168620241217205357.020250726000000.020260225140649.02026-02-28T18:42:52Z2026-02-28T18:30:02ZSDR-MIUmiuALMAprepare.pl-004-009BKsdr-miu.990115716860106381MiUSDRGWLA011571686mdp.39015086439919MIU990115716860106381MIUGWLA20260228googlemdp.390150864399191947pdbibUS fed doc