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Compare hydrogen and halogens on the basis of reaction with oxygen

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Comparison of hydrogen and halogens based on their reactivity with oxygen.

  • The element hydrogen and elements belonging to halogens react with oxygen differently.
  • Hydrogen reacts with oxygen and forms a single oxide that is stable.
  • For example, hydrogen reacts with oxygen and gives only one product which is water and it is highly stable.
  • On the other hand, halogens react with oxygen and give binary compounds that are mostly unstable.
  • For example, halogen such as Iodine combines with oxygen and yields oxides such as I_2O_4, I_2O_5  and I_4O_9.
  • Among the three oxides, only I_2O_5 is most stable whereas the rest of the oxides are unstable.

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