B(OH)₃ (Boric acid)

B(OH)₃, commonly known as boric acid, is a compound made of boron, oxygen, and hydrogen. It appears as a colorless, crystalline substance that dissolves in water. Boric acid is used for various purposes, including as an antiseptic, insecticide, and in industrial processes. In chemistry, it acts as a mild acid and can react with other substances to form different compounds. It is generally safe when used properly but should be handled with care, as ingesting large amounts can be harmful. Boric acid’s unique properties make it valuable in both household and scientific applications.