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When diborane ($B_2{H}_6$) reacts with methyl alcohol ($C{H}_{3}OH$), it undergoes a solvolysis reaction. The hydrogen atoms of diborane are replaced by methoxy groups ($OC{H}_3$). This reaction forms trimethyl borate, $B(OC{H}_3{)}_3$, and releases hydrogen gas.

The balanced chemical equation is:

$$B_2{H}_6+6C{H}_{3}OH⟶2B(OC{H}_3{)}_3+6H_2$$

Therefore, the correct answer is $B(OC{H}_3{)}_3$.