Oxidising agent increase order for chlorine oxides
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For many acids, the proton H+HX+ is the oxidizing agent. For example, in the oxidation of zinc with HClHCl, the oxidizing agent is H+HX+.
Zn+2H+⟶Zn2++H2Zn+2HX+⟶ZnX2++HX2
However, for some acids, the conjugate base (anion) is also an oxidant (and usually a more powerful oxidant than H+HX+. The oxyacids of chlorine are all oxidizing agents through their anions, as is nitric acid and some others:
Zn+2H+⟶Zn2++H2Zn+2HX+⟶ZnX2++HX2
However, for some acids, the conjugate base (anion) is also an oxidant (and usually a more powerful oxidant than H+HX+. The oxyacids of chlorine are all oxidizing agents through their anions, as is nitric acid and some others:
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