What would BO5 be called? ?
I know BO3 is borate, and BO4 is perborate (because of the extra oxygen), but what would BO5 be called? Specifically in the compound (NH4)3BO5
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In order for BO5{3-} to exist, the boron atom would need to have an oxidation state of 7+. That does not happen, and things that don't exist don't need names.
(NH4)3BO5 is fictitious.
BO₃³⁻ is called borate ion, but BO₃ does not exist.
I suppose you are asking for the name of BO₅³⁻ because each formula unit of the hypothetic compound (NH₄)₃BO₅ contains 3 NH₄⁺ ions and 1 BO₅³⁻ ion.
However, BO₅³⁻ ion does not exist. This is because the maximum possible oxidation number of B is +3, but the oxidation number of B in BO₅³⁻ is +7. BO₄³⁻ ion also does not exist because the oxidation number of B in this ion is +5.
(NH₄)₃BO₅
That's the best I can do is write it correctly for you.
Guess name:
Ammonium Oxyborate?
(hypothetically)
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