Can HNO3 and H3PO4 undergo disproportionation reaction ?
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no it does not undergo any reaction
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Hey dear,
● Disproportionation reaction -
- Disproportionation reaction is a reaction in which a substance is simultaneously oxidized and reduced, giving two different products.
- In HNO3, N is in its max oxidation state of +5 which can't be oxidized further. Thus, HNO3 doesn't show disproportionation reaction.
- In H3PO4, P is in its max oxidation state of +5 which can't be oxidized further. Thus, H3PO4 doesn't show disproportionation reaction.
Hope this helps you...
● Disproportionation reaction -
- Disproportionation reaction is a reaction in which a substance is simultaneously oxidized and reduced, giving two different products.
- In HNO3, N is in its max oxidation state of +5 which can't be oxidized further. Thus, HNO3 doesn't show disproportionation reaction.
- In H3PO4, P is in its max oxidation state of +5 which can't be oxidized further. Thus, H3PO4 doesn't show disproportionation reaction.
Hope this helps you...
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