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The electrovalence of Cs in CsI3 is….​

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Answered by 2waqasalam
5

Answer:

CsI

3

→Cs

+

+I

3

⇒Cs cannot show +3 oxidation state.

⇒I

2

molecules are too large to be accommodated in the lattice.

Answered by Anonymous
0

The electrovalence of Cs is +1.

  • The compound given in question is named as caesium triiodide.
  • In the compound, caesium binds with iodine ions which are present as I3-.
  • I3- forms by binding of I2 and I- ion. The molecule has linear structure.
  • Thus iodide ion is the negative ion and ceasium ion is positive ion.
  • Caesium is an alkali metal while iodine is a non metal.
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