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Sodium Borohydride Is Produced from the Reaction of

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Sodium borohydride is produced from the reaction of


A) B(OH) 3(aq) and BCl3(l) .
B) NaH(s) and B(s) .
C) NaH(s) and B2O3(s) .
D) NaH(s) and B(OH) 3(aq) .
E) NaH(s) and BCl3(l) .

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