A typical 1'B – 'H bond has a stretching frequency of 2400 cm1. Based on your understanding of isotopic effects on vibrational frequencies, and their connection to bond strength, rank the B - H bonds from weakest to strongest. Consider the most common isotopes of the B – H bonds highlighted below. Make sure to explain your ranking. 10B — 1н, 10B — ?н, 1В — 1н, 1в —н

A typical 1'B – 'H bond has a stretching frequency of 2400 cm1. Based on your understanding of isotopic effects on vibrational frequencies, and their connection to bond strength, rank the B - H bonds from weakest to strongest. Consider the most common isotopes of the B – H bonds highlighted below. Make sure to explain your ranking. 10B — 1н, 10B — ?н, 1В — 1н, 1в —н

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