Ionization??efficiency measurements on species produced in the pyrolysis of B2H6 have led to A (B+), A (BH+), A (BH2+), A (BH3+), and A (B2H5+) from B2H6 and to A (B+), A (BH+), A (BH2+), and I (BH3) from BH3. These experimental results have permitted a rather complete development of the energetics of the BH3; B2H6 system and its related radicals and ions, including the important symmetric dissociation energy, D (BH3–BH3), which was found to ...
[Attwood, Martin D.; Greatrex, Robert; Greenwood, Norman N. Journal of the Chemical Society, Dalton Transactions: Inorganic Chemistry (1972-1999), 1989 , p. 385 - 390]
