Chemistry, asked by manimodala73, 9 months ago

PCl3 reacts with water to form

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Answered by Anonymous

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Overview. Phosphorus trichloride (phosphorus chloride, PCl3) is a colorless fuming liquid that reacts violently with water to liberate phosphoric acid and hydrogen chloride (HCL) gas. PCl3 is a strong oxidizer and will readily react with many organic compounds.

Answered by nagathegenius

Answer:

h3po3 + hcl

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